When Gu Yehan, the cold-faced CEO with a trillion-dollar business empire, needed to get married within a week in order to get his grandfather's inheritance, he made an extremely accurate data analysis. In the end, he identified a woman who was least likely to entangle him, had the simplest background, and met the "compatibility" conditions - cartoonist Su Nuannuan, who had just graduated and was single.
"Get married, get divorced after one year, and get a reward of 100 million. During this period, you have to fulfill your duties as a wife and live in my house, but in a different room." The man was dignified and cold, and handed over a prenuptial agreement, with the terms as strict as a public offering prospectus.
Su Nuannuan was worried about her family's pressure to get married and the rent of her studio. When she saw this "savior" agreement, her mind went crazy and she signed it! As a result, it only took less than 24 hours for the two of them to meet and receive the certificate.
However, this flash marriage, which started as a transaction, deviated from the "big data" track set by Gu Yehan from the beginning.
He thought his wife's duty was to attend banquets and act affectionate. But Su Nuannuan's duty was to serve him a bowl of hot instant noodles when he was working all night, and said confidently: "The president is also a human being, and he should also eat junk food to be happy!" It was to leave her half-drawn "indescribable" comic sketch in his top-of-the-line Maybach, causing him to be looked at with strange eyes by his special assistant all day long. She also used her ubiquitous cute little things to "invade" his frigid mansion that was only black and white and gray.
