[Wealthy Families + Urban Romance + Face-Slapping + Scheming Hero + CEO]
[An outwardly humble, inwardly unhinged young duke’s heir vs. an absurd CEO with an unconventional way of thinking]
After his soul travels through eight hundred years, Qin Liubai, heir to the Duke of Dingguo, becomes the family’s disowned “troublemaker” biological son.
As soon as he returns to the Chu family, they treat him as a tool for an arranged marriage.
Facing his hypocritical, calculating relatives, he scoffs inwardly: [What kind of rich family is this? No matter how powerful they are, can they compare with the Duke of Dingguo’s residence, renowned throughout the capital?]
Even more absurdly, the eldest daughter of the most powerful family offers him a sky-high fee to sign a 21-clause dating contract and experience a ridiculous “romance murder mystery” script. He is to play her perfect boyfriend and complete a series of dating tasks.
Dating is fine, but they absolutely must not fall in love? How ridiculous! What nonsense!
To meet the Chu family’s challenge of earning ten million in a year to inherit the family fortune, he signs the ridiculous contract.
He is an ancient nobleman, outwardly humble but inwardly possessed by the soul of a modern-day troublemaker, with a calculating streak. She is an absurd CEO with an unconventional mind, who only wants to experience a romance murder mystery before the end of her life.
As the feuds between a pair of impostor heirs and a pair of impostor heiresses intertwine, contractual dating meets tests of sincerity, and ancient wisdom clashes with modern rules...
See how Qin Liubai uses his cutting inner monologue to maneuver through the hypocritical world of the wealthy and deliver face-slapping comeuppances to all manner of villains.
Beneath the contract, sincerity and scheming intertwine, while misunderstandings and twists pile up.
See how an ancient powerhouse masters the modern world of the wealthy, wins the world and her heart, turns the tide, and reigns supreme at the grandest of society’s feasts!
This book is quite good, not mindless, but after reading more than a dozen chapters, I found it more and more interesting. If the book didn't come out, it was probably because of the title. I hope the author will continue to write more, come on! It's best to add two more chapters every day.
Not bad. I'm curious about how the heroine will recover. It's impossible to just die.