We Agreed to a Fake Marriage, So Why Is the Heiress Getting Serious?

[Urban Slice of Life + Fake Relationship Turns Real + Cohabitation + Multiple Heroines + Play the Pig to Eat the Tiger]

Lu Chuan, a bottom-tier salesperson earning five thousand yuan a month, is pressured by his mother, the CEO of a top-hundred company, into a business marriage. To ruin the match, he goes out of his way to make a fool of himself in front of his blind date, Song Qingya, the heiress of the Yashi Group. He takes her for eight-yuan Yangchun noodles, then pretends to be a creep and hits on strangers in the street, hoping to prove he’s a hopeless, penniless good-for-nothing. He expects the heiress to walk out in disgust. Instead, the very next day, Song Qingya shows up at his shabby rental with four huge suitcases and forces her way into living with him! They agree to three rules for their fake marriage: they’ll go their separate ways and leave each other alone. But not only does the heiress not mind his pigsty, she puts on an apron and cooks a four-dish, one-soup meal, then gets his chaotic life completely in order. Staring at the sweet-and-sour ribs on the table, perfect in color, aroma, and taste, Lu Chuan is stunned. “I thought you were supposed to be a cold, aloof CEO. This devoted housewife act doesn’t fit the script!”