Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: My Real Life After Marrying Into a Rich Family

Author: Xia Lanxin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: In pursuit of "happiness"—we must forget unrealistic dreams, release our grip on tragedies, and cross love to reach for bread. This is a book that can inspire both girls and women. This novel breaks away from the author's previously controversial style, telling a story of choices struggling between true love, responsibility, morality, dreams, purity, the secular world, wealth, and marriage in a calm and composed tone. A simple and beautiful girl meets and falls in love with a wealthy man arranged by her mother, changing her and her family's fate. However, the unstoppable nature of their love and the various obstacles from the wealthy family are beyond her mercenary mother's control. With societal development, the gap between the wealthy and our lives has narrowed. Most Cinderellas fail to realize whether their love will end happily when they pass them by, whether they marry the one they love, or whether wealth brings joy or pain. This is a story of choices struggling between true love, responsibility, morality, dreams, purity, the secular world, wealth, and marriage. The purposeful beauty (including their parents) considers marrying into a wealthy family as the ultimate proof of beauty, which is undeniable and without controversy. It is destiny's luxurious life, an irreversible loss of love. Who will the wealthy family ultimately open its doors to? Is it really true that doing well is no match for marrying well? We are all confused about marriage, hoping for a direction. In reality, all gains and losses are in our own hands. There are many types of fate: one is to know without even thinking, another is to know after thinking, and another is to think but never know. Sometimes everything is planned, but there are always things that escape destiny. If we have spent our love, can we still demand more? This is a story of choices struggling between true love, responsibility, morality, dreams, purity, the secular world, wealth, and marriage. The purposeful beauty (including their parents) considers marrying into a wealthy family as the ultimate proof of beauty, which is undeniable and without controversy. It is destiny's luxurious life, an irreversible loss of love. Who will the wealthy family ultimately open its doors to? Is it really true that doing well is no match for marrying well? We are all confused about marriage, hoping for a direction. In reality, all gains and losses are in our own hands.