We Agreed to a Fake Marriage, but the Ice-Cold Billionaire Is Going Crazy

Chu Xiao was once the Lord of the Divine Court, a figure who kept the entire world in check. To stabilize his martial arts realm, he hid in the city and became a security guard who did as little as possible.

By a twist of fate, Ye Qinghan, Jiangcheng’s icy female billionaire, dragged him into a contract marriage.

On their wedding night, Ye Qinghan coldly slapped down an agreement: “We don’t interfere in each other’s lives. You are absolutely forbidden to touch me. If you break this rule, you leave with nothing!”

Chu Xiao was overjoyed. “Free food and lodging, plus a salary? My main goal is to uphold the virtues of a devoted husband!”

But before long, everything changed.

Ye Qinghan had been poisoned by a deadly chill, and the poison flared up every night. The only way she could survive was by staying close to Chu Xiao, whose vitality was exceptionally strong.

Late at night, the icy CEO climbed onto his bed in a thin silk nightgown, blushing.

Chu Xiao clutched his blanket, wary. “Director Ye, please behave yourself! We agreed not to interfere in each other’s lives. If you climb in, I’ll charge you a hundred thousand in breach-of-contract fees!”

Ye Qinghan, furious, tossed him a black card with a hundred billion on it. “I’m paying the penalty! Now lie down!”

Everyone mocked Ye Qinghan for being blind and marrying a kept man.

Until one day, the world’s top overseas financial conglomerate descended with a legion of assassins, and Ye Qinghan was on the verge of despair.

Her husband, the kept man who wore nothing but oversized shorts every day, yawned, casually crushed the King of Assassins, and made a call that sent shockwaves around the world:

“Five minutes. I want that conglomerate wiped off the face of the earth.”

Watching global tycoons kneel and beg for mercy, Ye Qinghan’s entire worldview shattered. “Who are you, really?!”

Chu Xiao looked completely innocent. “Honey, I really am just a kept man trying to collect breach-of-contract fees!”