Yu Chi, a corporate drone ground down by the 996 work culture, dies suddenly at her desk, where no one even notices her. The good news is that her unscrupulous boss is about to face justice. The bad news is that she’s dead too.
When she opens her eyes again, she’s in an unfamiliar world with a familiar soul. Wait, how many zeros are there after the balance in her account? Ten thousand? A hundred thousand? A million? Did dying suddenly somehow buy her the ultimate financial freedom?!
Before she can even celebrate, a marriage contract drops out of nowhere. Being kept? No, being treated like royalty! Please, give me a dozen more deals like this.
One night, Yu Chi brings home a poor little stray dog and brazenly uses the mysterious tycoon’s money to look after it. The contract never said she couldn’t.
The little puppy instantly transforms into a domineering CEO, wraps an arm around her slender waist, and says, “Is it expensive to keep me? Then let me keep you.”
Yu Chi: Come on, who could resist that? She really is a sucker for this kind of thing.
