Yin Heng, the richest man in Hangcheng, never thought that in this day and age, he'd still run into a con artist.
The little scammer was innocent-looking, pure, and charming. Yin Heng was captivated by her looks and fell right into her trap. She knocked him out and took him home as her “captive husband,” where he began a life worse than a dog's.
“I'm going out. Do my laundry. If it's not clean, watch out when I get back.”
“Still picky about food? You're quite high-maintenance. Fine, then don't eat. Go squat in the corner and watch me eat.”
“Your big sister kisses you and you don't like it? Why are you pretending to be a chaste gentleman? What, are you going to throw yourself into a river if I don't pin you down?”
The woman had no shame or limits. Desperate to protect the last of his dignity, Yin Heng suffered day after day, waiting for their one-month agreement to end so he could leave immediately.
But when the day finally came, he saw the little scammer crying and wavered. He got down on one knee and proposed, looking distinctly reluctant. “Stop crying. Haven't you always dreamed of becoming the richest man's wife? I'll make that dream come true for you.”
“I'll do my best not to go bankrupt, so you can be the richest man's wife for the rest of your life.”
She was vulgar and cruel, with no experience of the world, but he still loved her with all his heart, finding sweetness even in the sting.
It's quite interesting to watch. The male protagonist is very possessive and a bit silly and a bit funny at the beginning. The female protagonist also has two sides due to family reasons. One side is very strong and the other is very fragile.
It's pretty good. There's no big bang, but there's a steady stream of water. But I wrote better at the beginning than later. The writing is too immature.
It's pretty good to watch. The male protagonist is a bit possessive and silly.