The Wealthy Heir’s One and Only Wife

She’s a discarded wife, unwelcome at her parents’ home and unloved by her husband. He grits his teeth and says, “She’s a venomous woman who’ll stop at nothing to get what she wants!” He’s a noble young master, dazzling and powerful, one of the elite in Y City. She scoffs, “He’s just a smiling tiger, all bark and no bite!” As it turns out, she’s the formidable crisis publicist who can turn Y City upside down and has saved countless businesses. As it turns out, her marriage to him was all a plot, her scheme to rise from the ashes and come back from the brink of death. When the arrogant, self-important Young Master Feng learns the truth, he finally understands that he was the one being played and made a laughingstock! What kind of storm will Young Master Feng, whose smile hides a cruel heart, unleash? And can she really get away unscathed? Married couple quotes: He says, “He likes women, but he hates marriage!” She suddenly understands. “No wonder you change women like you change clothes. So you have a hidden condition! What’s a hidden condition? A disease you can’t talk about. Oh, oh, oh, you’re in trouble!” She says, “Honey, I can’t live without you. I can’t bear to be apart from you!” He glares at her, furious. “You pretended to be a weakling until you grew your wings, then couldn’t wait to kick me to the curb. You’ve been pretending this whole time we’ve been together!” Scene One: She sits elegantly on the sofa, her fitted dress accentuating her figure. With a smug smile, she waves the little green booklet in her hand. “Dear husband, I’m sorry I used you as a stepping stone to improve my standing with my family. If your company runs into trouble, come ask me for help. I’ll give you a discount to make up for it!” Instead of getting angry, he smiles smugly too. “How do you know that booklet you’re holding is real? I could’ve just drawn one and tricked you. Don’t you know divorce certificates are red now too?” The green booklet freezes in midair, disbelief written all over her face. He sighs. “Silly wife, who else would want you? I’ll just be kind and take you in!” He tosses his green booklet at her head. “What are you standing there daydreaming for? We’re going home to live together. Move it!” Scene Two: Once, he’d wiggled his leg smugly and said, “The only way I’d fall in love with you is if a sow climbed a tree!” One sunny morning years later, she steps outside and sees a little pig perched on a tree branch, looking at her with beady eyes. It gives two little oinks in greeting. Beside her, he beams ingratiatingly. “Honey, look, even a pig has climbed a tree. That proves I love you!” Calm and composed, she says, “Really? Then get it to climb down so I can check its sex and see if it’s a sow.” How do you get a pig down from a tree? The young master is stumped!