My Purchased Ascetic Husband is the Crown Prince

Jiang Yuanyuan had a soft personality and a delicate, lovely appearance. However, after misfortune struck her family, she was left with only her uncle’s family, who were determined to seize her inheritance. After her aunt came to sponge off her for the umpteenth time, Jiang Yuanyuan gritted her teeth and decided to buy a man from a human trafficker to live with her. At the very least, she couldn’t let everything her parents left her be swallowed whole. The human trafficker had all sorts of men available in a dazzling array of styles. Ignoring the fawning gazes of the other men, Jiang Yuanyuan stopped in front of one in the furthest corner. This man was tall and sturdy; at a glance, he looked like he’d be good for breeding. Jiang Yuanyuan made her decision on the spot: he was the one! Chu Jing was the Crown Prince, a man of volatile moods and deep suspicion. After being blindsided by a plot and losing his memory, he was bought by a woman to be used as manual labor—and was even thoroughly devoured by her. That woman was a sweet-talker. During the day, she coaxed him into chopping wood and lighting fires; at night, she worked him like a donkey in bed, all under the beautiful guise of “love.” Chu Jing believed her. Once his memory returned, Chu Jing’s teeth itched with hatred. He swore he would make this despicable woman pay the price! He returned to the small courtyard where they had lived, but before he could even step through the door, he saw a boy who looked exactly like him calling someone else “Father.” Meanwhile, that detestable woman, Jiang Yuanyuan, looked on with a dazed expression, appearing just as foolish as he remembered. With a darkened face, Chu Jing prepared to reveal his identity and watch her break down in tears to beg for mercy. Instead, he heard her say, “Oh, you look quite familiar.” Chu Jing: Fine. Very well! — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: My Purchased Ascetic Husband is the Crown Prince — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠