[Everyday urban life + wealthy family alliance marriage + two strong leads + play the pig to eat the tiger + lighthearted comedy]
I’m a young master with a trillion-yuan fortune waiting to inherit, but I insist on being a lazy nobody earning eight thousand a month. Then my own mother has me dragged off to get engaged to the Su family’s heiress?!
To wreck the engagement, I go all in on a good-for-nothing persona: eating, drinking, womanizing, gambling, drowning in debt, and lying flat. Who knew that Su Man, the stunning CEO worth billions, wouldn’t flip the table? She saw right through my act at a glance, tossed me a cohabitation agreement, and declared, “Within six months, I’ll make you fall in love with me!”
And so my nightmare begins. I try to cancel the engagement and enjoy some peace, but she sends a million-yuan advertising contract flying into my face. I try to act poor and eat at street stalls, but she has premium Wagyu flown in just to feed me. A rival throws down a ten-million-yuan check and tells me to get lost, so I casually summon the local big shot to clear the place out, then tear up the check and plaster the scraps across his face!
My secret identities keep coming to light, and Su Man corners me step by step, pinning me against the wall. “You can tear up checks and call in powerful people. Lin Ye, what secrets is this eight-thousand-a-month salesman hiding?”
With our six-month deadline almost up, she coldly throws down a divorce agreement.
I panic, tear it to shreds, and pull her into my arms. “Honey, I’m actually the sole heir to a trillion-yuan fortune. I’ll never divorce you, not even if it kills me!”
It's really well written, the writing is really good, a masterpiece!!!!!!!
Very nice, please give it a try, author How come the word count gets better and better the more you write? Write a dozen chapters for a class reunion
The language is fluent and the use of punctuation marks is basically accurate. A rare masterpiece.
It's really good-looking. It's much more comfortable to read than ordinary articles.
Not bad, worthy of praise