Purple Peony

That night, she was dragged to the Bureau of Civil Affairs. Wait, after getting the marriage certificate, the husband ran away? And his identity can’t be found? OMG, did she marry a human or a ghost? 
Disheveled, she entered the entertainment industry and almost got sexually assaulted by a director due to the unspoken rule. Young Master Moh suddenly reappeared, and that director was tortured before getting cancelled. 
During a shoot, she almost died since her enemy wanted to destroy her. Then, hundreds of mysterious soldiers arrived and smashed everything. The producer was exposed of corruption and his life got destroyed. 
She always fights back and takes revenge, not taking the high road. 
What? A woman is after her man? No tolerance! She barged into that woman’s home and whooped her ass. She said afterward, “How dare you touch my man?” 
Young Master Moh had to cover his forehead; he needed to teach her how to behave like a senior officer’s woman.


Noodletown Translations

A Sweet Marriage Is Worth Billions: Mysterious Young Master Moh's Cute and Sweet Wife

DragonBoatTrans

    She looked at Shen Linlin deeply and did not say anything. She picked up the contract, tore it up, and left.


  "Manager Bai." She hurriedly chased after him, but she tripped and fell to the ground, attracting the attention of many people.


  At this moment, a tall man came forward and helped her up.


  "Thank you," he said. Shen Linlin thanked him softly.


  Gong ze pursed his lips and didn't say a word. He just looked at her deeply and helped her inside.


  He helped Shen Linlin up the elevator. Her foot hurt, so she didn't notice it until they reached the top floor. The bodyguards around her scared her.


  But she didn't have a chance to speak as she was forcefully dragged inside. Gong ze pushed the door open and threw her in, then slammed the door shut with a bang.


  She was a little traumatized. When she was toyed with by ah ze and Mo Qiu, she was a little afraid of the dark room.


Chapter 1454-using living people to practice