Ruan Tiantian, the owner of the supermarket and his warehouse, lived in the 1980s when there was a lack of food and clothing, and became the most hated doormat of the family. Her grandparents are partial, her uncles and aunts are mean, and her cousin wants to steal her spot back in the city.
In order not to be sold out in exchange for a bride price, Ruan Tiantian set her sights on the cold-faced officer next door who was said to be in a sexless marriage.
She took the initiative to come to the door and took out a bunch of rare supplies: "Comrade, do you agree to get married? I will provide you with supplies, and you will be my backer. We each get what we need, and we will break up when the time comes."
The man looked at the self-heating hot pot and spicy strips she took out. He was silent for a moment and nodded coldly: "Okay."
After marriage, while others were still nibbling Wotou, Ruan Tiantian had achieved the freedom of eating with spicy strips in her left hand and Coke in her right hand.
She used warehouse supplies to resell goods and open chain stores, and accidentally became the richest man in the country.
When the agreement expired, she packed her bags and prepared to run away in style, but she was blocked at the door by a man. His eyes were red, his voice was hoarse, and he still had no trace of his usual abstinence: "You ate my food, you used my food, you slept in my bed, and now you want to run away?"
Ruan Tiantian felt guilty: "Aren't we a fake marriage..."
The man pressed forward step by step, trapping her in his arms: "Now, I want you to fake it and make it real. Ruan Tiantian, I will give you my life, don't let me go."