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No One Dares Touch My Family's Homestead
No One Dares Touch My Family's Homestead Plot:
After Lin Wan's parents passed away, her only concern was the family's homestead in her hometown—it was the retirement house her parents saved up for, and her spiritual anchor. Her greedy uncle, colluding with developers, tried to seize the land by claiming “the heir is a minor.” Desperate, she met Gu Jingshen, a business tycoon pressured into marriage by his grandfather—he needed a “wife” to fend off family demands, while she needed a “husband” to stop the land grabbers. They signed a contract marriage. Lin Wan thought it was just a deal, but Gu Jingshen exposed her uncle's plot and secretly renovated the old house. Gu Jingshen thought it was just a partnership, but his heart skipped a beat when he saw Lin Wan planting her parents' favorite roses on the homestead. Just as the “fake couple” developed real feelings, her uncle struck again—forging Lin Wan's inheritance waiver! Lin Wan's eyes reddened, but Gu Jingshen pulled her behind him: “Don't worry, I've investigated his funding chain. This time, let him taste losing everything.”
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