[Super Sweet 1v1 + Silly Humor and Memes + Dating Reality Show + Shameless Life + Male Lead's Longtime Crush Comes True + Model Husband Material]
[Unhinged Esports Player x Foxlike Gentle CEO]
After her family cut off her allowance, Jiang Shuning returned home from studying abroad dead broke. She took a job acting to earn money, never imagining she'd be playing the bride.
Lu Yichen, the Lu family's only son, had been hounded so relentlessly by his family to get married that his ears were ringing. He planned to hire an actor to get them off his back. Who could have guessed the bride would be the woman he'd secretly loved for years?
He decided on the spot: this fake marriage had to become real.
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After the wedding, Jiang Shuning returned to her old line of work and sent out dozens of resumes. Only one company dared to hire her.
On her first day, she was stunned. The boss was a foot-massage master who'd built an empire by massaging feet; the entry fragger was a "Cowhead Bro" because "a cow's head is his true form"; the lookout was the Midnight Rose of "Yabi Jiong Jiong Jiong"; the duelist was a high school senior who could get five kills while doing practice exams; and the shot-caller was a spray-and-pray warrior with stomach problems.
Jiang Shuning: My future is truly a hot mess.
She'd just have to put up with it. This bunch of weirdos were genuinely godlike when it came to playing.
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Then she found a line of tiny print in the bottom right corner of her contract with a magnifying glass: "and take on commercial duties."
Before she knew it, she'd been "booked for business" on a dating reality show. The third male contestant started trading poems with her in a voice straight out of a spicy snack ad, and the internet went wild for the pair.
"Without me, who'd coddle you like an embryo?"
Jiang Shuning: ?!
Why did he sound so much like her fake-marriage partner, the one who'd agreed they could each do their own thing?!
They'd agreed it was a marriage of convenience, so why was he following her onto a dating show?!
The contestants huddled in the corner: Watching the two of them hug and cuddle on a dating show, they could only say, "All right, got it."
