Green Mountains as Betrothal Gift

[Reclusive Heiress vs. Protective Older Man] (Public Welfare Fund Manager & President of the Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce) Chinese-style Wealthy Family | Safety-Net Lover | Both Pure | Slow Burn | Developing Female Lead | 6-Year Age Gap A heavy downpour on Qingtan Mountain led Jiang Congli to catch an accidental glimpse of a woman’s back as she carefully tucked a blanket around her grandmother. With a slender waist and a gentle, jade-like presence, he thought to himself: This girl belongs in the Jiang family. During that time, no one knew how that cold-faced tycoon from Hong Kong—rumored to have the most ruthless methods—had bowed his head and obeyed her every whim on Qingtan Mountain. Pei Shuyi was the one who initiated their first breakup. She thought their relationship was nothing more than a passing rainstorm in the mountains; once the rain stopped, it was time to part ways. He returned to Hong Kong, and she stayed on the mountain, each returning to their rightful place. At that time, Jiang Congli had already knelt in his family’s ancestral hall all night: “Congli truly loves that girl. May the ancestors allow me to be absurd just this once.” Less than a week after the breakup, Jiang Congli moved directly to Qingtan Mountain with all his luggage. He pinned her against a floor-to-ceiling window and asked: “Are we still breaking up, Shuyi?” Six months later, Pei Shuyi initiated a second breakup because she could no longer stand Jiang Congli’s extreme jealousy and his manipulative, controlling nature. The two did not see each other for several months. Until news came from the capital—the long-hidden heiress of the Pei family was publicly seeking a matrilocal husband. Jiang Congli was in the middle of a meeting when he received the news. The man slammed his documents down and walked out right in front of Hong Kong’s top business elites. That night, his private jet landed in the capital. Seeking a matrilocal husband? Did she ask him first? — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Green Mountains as Betrothal Gift — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠