After My Archrival Went Bankrupt, How Did They End Up Clinging to Me?!

[Two male leads + sworn enemies + mutual dislike + comedy] What should you do when your sworn enemy goes bankrupt? Obviously, laugh! What should you do when your sworn enemy goes bankrupt and latches onto you? Obviously, curse him! A lively, loudmouthed bottom VS a top who's barely more lively than a robot. Shen Huai and Gu Yanzhou have disliked each other since high school. They finally make it to college, only to end up at the same university. Not long after they start university, Shen Huai's nemesis, Gu Yanzhou, goes bankrupt. What fantastic news! As soon as Shen Huai hears about it, he rushes to the place where Gu Yanzhou works to humiliate him. But instead of humiliating Gu Yanzhou, he gets swindled out of his money. After that, Shen Huai keeps running into Gu Yanzhou. Gu Yanzhou sticks to him like a stubborn plaster, refusing to let go. Shen Huai is having the worst luck and is absolutely miserable. But gradually, he notices that Gu Yanzhou's personality has changed drastically. He even feels that Gu Yanzhou's irritating side is slowly disappearing. How has he become so likable? Did some expert give him pointers? * As it turns out, Gu Yanzhou really did get pointers from an expert: a mouse-like System has bound itself to him. System 66 tells him to spend more time with Shen Huai, preferably getting some money from him, and ideally making Shen Huai stop disliking him. Gu Yanzhou can't speak well, and his emotional intelligence is especially low. Most importantly, Gu Yanzhou also hates Shen Huai. Gu Yanzhou's family has gone bankrupt, so he has no choice but to approach Shen Huai. [Host, Shen Huai is in the classroom building. Go find him.] [Host, could you try talking to Shen Huai properly?] The System deserves the main seat for getting Gu Yanzhou and Shen Huai together.