(Fake gold digger x real heir, she thinks she's the hunter in a high-stakes game, but she's actually walking right into his trap)
Ren Qingyin, nicknamed “Miss Drama Queen,” lives on instant noodles in a tiny rental, yet dares to pose as a socialite online. She treats her online boyfriend, “Huaijin Woyu,” like a sucker, sweet-talks him for money, and casually asks for 52,000 yuan.
She thinks he's just a vain, mediocre man with an inflated ego, until the day they finally meet in person...
The man is impeccably dressed in a suit, with cool, refined features and a priceless string of Buddhist prayer beads on his wrist. He's Gu Huaizhi, the untouchable young master of the capital's most powerful circle.
“Miss Ren,” he says with a meaningful smile, holding the contract she's signed. “Marry me, and I'll take care of all your problems, including your mother's medical bills.”
Living in a mansion, swiping a black card, and playing along to fool his family, Ren Qingyin thinks she has this “marry first, fall in love later” arrangement under control. Gu Huaizhi really does take spoiling his wife to the extreme: when she acts up, he indulgently gives her an opening; when she throws a fit, he unconditionally takes her side; when his family humiliates her, he smashes his glass on the spot to put them in their place.
But when his childhood sweetheart, Xu Qinghuan, appears, an ambiguous photo shatters Ren Qingyin's illusions. She leaves the divorce papers behind and walks away with nothing.
Who could have guessed that the high-and-mighty heir would chase her all the way to her shabby rental? He clumsily fixes her pipes and kills cockroaches. After getting sick from standing in the rain, he clings to her in her arms and says hoarsely:
“Yinyin, I recognized you when we were dating online. I insisted on meeting because I was afraid you'd run away. I agreed to a contract marriage... so I could love you openly for the rest of my life. Please don't leave me, okay?”
