Helan Yang Yang

Gu Weiwei, the adopted daughter of the most wealthy and powerful Gu Family in A Land, is seriously injured during an attack. Her best friend, Ling Yan, who has been suffering from a heart disease, takes this opportunity to kill Gu Weiwei and snatches her heart for her own transplant surgery.
 Unexpectedly, however, Gu Weiwei is reborn and became Mu Weiwei, the adopted daughter of the most wealthy and powerful Fu Family in Hua Land and somehow ends up having a one-night-stand with the heir Fu Hanzheng. 
From that night on, strange things start to happen. Firstly, Fu Hanzheng, who has no interest in any women, especially not in the noisy young Mu Weiwei, suddenly falls for Mu Weiwei—who now has Gu Weiwei’s soul inside. 
Gu Weiwei decides to take this second chance of life as a precious opportunity to take revenge for both Mu Weiwei and for herself. 
Subsequently, Gu Weiwei uses her own talents and skills and becomes the most popular and beloved movie star in the entire world using Mu Weiwei’s body and successfully crushes all her enemies. 
Meanwhile, she gradually develops a lovely relationship with Fu Hanzheng, who is deeply devoted to her and only her.

My Hidden Wife is Sweet

Gu Weiwei felt helpless after hearing his words.

Although she had known that she was going to put on a terrible show for the elders of the Fu Family, she was afraid that she would not be able to play the role.

"If we tell them the truth, they will not accept it so easily. Instead, they will be angry because we have been together behind their backs," Fu Hanzheng said.

Therefore, they must not let the family know that they had been together and that they were living in Dubai together.

As long as these things were hidden, when they knew about the existence of the two children, they would definitely do everything they could to bring the children back to the Fu Family.

As long as she insisted on not giving them to them, they would definitely compromise and let them remarry for the sake of the two children.

The Process is Not That Important as Long as the Purpose is Achieved