After Rejecting a Jerk, I Was Lured into a Trap by a Chaste Tycoon

(Sweet romance + married first, love later + play the pig to eat the tiger + a long road to winning his wife back) What are the odds of your childhood sweetheart catching your legal spouse throwing eggs at you? Qin Huan figured they were high enough to buy a lottery ticket on the spot. She wanted to pretend she was blind and hadn’t seen a thing, but someone wasn’t about to let her off easily. “Has your taste really gotten this bad?” he sneered. They should have had nothing more to do with each other, but when Qin Huan was at her lowest and in desperate need of money, he was the only one who stepped forward, emptying his savings to help her through the crisis. One marriage contract. One transaction. From then on, Qin Huan worked diligently and focused on making money, determined to pay back the loan as soon as possible. But when she picked up a newspaper by the roadside, she was stunned. Could someone tell her why the richest man in this financial magazine looked so much like her husband? Why was someone talking at length about how to spoil his wife in an interview about finance? And most importantly: Why was the story in the magazine different from what was happening at home? (This is a story about a little white rabbit transforming into a cunning old fox, carefully luring his wife into his trap. It’s also about a fallen high-born beauty starting from scratch and matching wits with a fox.)