The Daily Lives of Hong Kong’s Elite Couples [The ’90s]

One-Sentence Synopsis: My Two-Faced Husband

Synopsis: In the early 1990s, Qiao Yitong finds herself reincarnated as a spoiled and headstrong heiress from a wealthy family in Hong Kong.

The head of the Qiao family is Qiao Yitong’s eldest uncle, while her father is the youngest son. Her father is incompetent—a man who gets by on stock dividends—and the entire family leans on him for support.

Her eldest cousin lay comatose after a car accident, waiting for a “lucky marriage” to revive him; her second cousin was involved in a tortured, deep-seated romance with a stand-in; her third cousin, a womanizing playboy, had turned over a new leaf…

They were all male leads from various series—and not just them, but other melodramatic wealthy male leads as well.

One night, while drunk, Qiao Yitong kissed a powerful figure, who now demanded she take responsibility.

The Big Shot has a split personality—two distinct personas.

His primary personality secretly harbors a crush on Qiao Yitong but is too timid to speak up, while his secondary personality seizes the opportunity to get engaged to her.

Secondary Personality: “I’m not that cowardly primary personality!”

Qiao Yitong says she gets it: if her fiancé makes a scene, she’ll just give him a kiss; if one kiss doesn’t solve it, she’ll give him two. One kiss for the primary personality, one for the secondary.

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