The Divine Fortune-Telling Wife: Mrs. Fu Is the True Master of Mysticism

He is a scion of a wealthy family, wielding immense power at a young age—cold, detached, and ruthless. She is the last successor of Xuanmen, living a life of rags and patches. One is destined for a life of poverty; the other is destined for a life of calamity. If he does not marry her, his career will be ruined and his life will be in peril. If she does not marry him, she will remain penniless and destitute for the rest of her life. On their wedding day, he said heartlessly, “Jin Zhaozhao, even if you’ve used every means possible to marry me, I will never love you one bit!” Jin Zhaozhao replied, “It doesn’t matter. I just need to marry you.” After the marriage, her financial luck flourished, her fortune reversed, and she became Jinli-possessed. In the entire Imperial Capital, if she said “one,” no one dared to say “two.” As Fu Tingyuan watched the woman who had risked her life to save him for the Nth time, he fell into deep thought. Had he spoken those harsh words a bit too soon? — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Divine Fortune-Telling Wife: Mrs. Fu Is the True Master of Mysticism — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠