Just Online Chat, So Why Is He Getting So Possessive and Addicted?

The online romance happens in the bonus chapters, so you can enjoy the main story without reading them.

[The man who just won't leave + the sensitive, conflicted woman]

[The possessive, powerful male lead + the two-faced kitten of a female lead]

[Online romance identity reveal + the powerful one lowering his head + lifting her up for love + a high-libido couple]

Jiang An loves money more than life itself, and has two sides to her.

One is the unkempt, disheveled, timid accounting assistant at a small company. The other is a nightlife songbird who parties every night and leaves men wanting more.

Jiang An is a lonely college student who starts an online romance with a man she thinks is her 36-year-old programmer boyfriend.

After a mix-up involving a drinking companion leads Jiang An to spend a night with Xiao Guze, the famously celibate, women-avoiding power player, her usually restrained online boyfriend suddenly becomes much more forward.

After her online identity is exposed, Jiang An plans to return to her village and get married, thinking Xiao Guze will finally give up. Little does she know that he had already claimed her as his own back when they were dating online. He competes and fights for her, using nothing but sheer shamelessness to trap her by her side with a fake marriage certificate. He does everything he can to approach her in the ways she likes and help her flourish, until the fake certificate becomes real.

Because Jiang An feels inferior about her background, Xiao Guze teaches her to grow through his actions, again and again, telling her:

"You don't need to feel inferior. It's because you're worthy that I love you so much."

"Learn to lean on others. Lean on me, and become an even better version of yourself."

"If you can think of me as a stepping stone to greater heights, I'll be happy."

"Forget the past. You are a brand-new Jiang An now."

Later, as Jiang An gets better and better, Xiao Guze panics and begs like a puppy wagging its tail: "Wife, don't look at him. Look at me more."