Su Xiaonuan is an ordinary kindergarten teacher, earning 2,000 yuan a month. She lives in a subdivided room in an urban village, and her ride is a tiny electric scooter that could fall apart at any moment. She’s poor but content, and sees the world clearly.
Then one day, in a torrential downpour, her electric scooter collides with a Rolls-Royce, bringing her face-to-face with Gu Yechen, a billionaire CEO.
Mr. Gu is aloof and stone-faced, with an imposing presence, but in private he’s a hopeless romantic who’s reached max level at being a lovesick fool.
His three solutions to every problem: throw money at it, buy it out, or take care of everything.
His catchphrase: “Approved. If money can solve it, it’s not a problem.”
Ever since he set his sights on Su Xiaonuan, his antics have grown increasingly outrageous:
He splashes 100 million yuan on her kindergarten to become a VIP, then makes plans to take her family’s pancake stall public;
Thinking she’s unhappy with her rental, he buys the entire commercial street;
When the kindergarten faces demolition, he snaps up the land and builds an international dream town for kindergarten teachers;
When she’s attacked online, he buys trending-topic ads, sends legal letters, and even develops an anti-cyberbullying app himself.
Every day, Su Xiaonuan teeters between social embarrassment, exasperation, and shock at the rich man’s antics:
“Gu Yechen, can’t you learn how normal people date?”
To save this rich CEO who has no sense when it comes to spending money, she launches a CEO makeover plan:
Set a spending limit, take the bus, visit the wet market, and learn to make pancakes.
But she unexpectedly discovers that beneath the aloof CEO’s exterior is a child who grew up starved of love.
The haughty rich heiress Xu Ruolin keeps picking fights and stirring up trouble, but every time, Gu Yechen crushes her with his outrageous wealth, leading to one ridiculous disaster after another.
From a CEO dropping into her life from the heavens and barging into her ordinary routine, to the two of them trading barbs, doting on each other, and falling in love together;
From his outrageous, money-spending favoritism to learning to be gentle and quietly stay by her side.
At last, a proposal of the century
