Mr. Gu’s Caged Canary

[Signed for publication]

Black-bellied, sharp-tongued domineering CEO vs. a cute yet dangerous, scheming, soft and sweet poison beauty.

[People get what they deserve; if heaven won't take care of it, I'll do it for you.]

Rumor has it that Gu Jiangnian, a wealthy businessman in C City, is exceptionally good at scheming for profit, and wherever he goes, he goes only for gains.

But everyone at Junhua knows that Chairman Gu does not merely scheme for profit—he schemes for people too.

How far does he scheme? He gives money when money is needed, sends people when people are needed; if you fight, he guards the door; if you tear someone apart, he backs you up.

Before marriage, she was the unloved eldest daughter of the Jiang family, fighting alone with her vicious stepmother and cheating scumbag father; her daily work was: tearing people apart! tearing people apart! tearing people apart again!

After marriage, she became the little ancestor of Gu Residence, dearly beloved and held in the male lead's palms, so cherished that no one could bear to let her be bullied; her daily work was: clinging to the thigh! clinging to the thigh! clinging again to the thigh!

[Married life daily scene 1]

One day, Madam Gu was ill and had no appetite. Mr. Gu pushed aside his affairs and returned home, sitting in front of her and looking coldly at her as he said in a chilling voice, "Didn't you say my looks were enough to feast on? Eat."

[Married life daily scene 2]

Madam Gu was trapped and attacked by the world. A reporter pursued her relentlessly and asked Gu Jiangnian, "As Chairman of Junhua and the richest man in C City, what is your opinion on Madam Gu's attempt to drive a car into her own biological father?"

The man abruptly stopped in his tracks, looked at the reporter with a frosty expression, and said word by word, "I spoiled her. Do you have a problem with that?"

Before the reporter could answer, he spoke again arrogantly: "If you have a problem, then hold it in. My woman, Gu Jiangnian's woman, is not for you to point fingers at."