Yang Hao was short on the bride price, so he pretended to be a passerby and conned 160,000 yuan out of a prank crew to make up the difference.
Who knew he’d nearly be swindled out of all his assets and half his house by a gold-digging woman? He caused a scene at the wedding, and only after getting out of the detention center did he discover that wasn’t all: she was pregnant with someone else’s child, too.
Relieved that he hadn’t married her, Yang Hao completely changed his outlook on life.
He secretly swore that, aside from his own mother, he would never be good to another woman.
His life goals were to train and make money, while gleefully testing the limits of morality and the law.
Qianqian: “Brother Hao, my stomach hurts. What should I do?”
Yang Hao: “If your stomach hurts, just put up with it...”
Nana: “Brother Hao, I have a really high fever. It’s 40 degrees. I’m almost burning to death.”
Yang Hao: “What? Don’t move, and whatever you do, don’t take any fever medicine. I’m on my way!”
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“I just love how ruthless, domineering, boastful, and utterly shameless Brother Hao is.”
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Your ending is so hasty