I Would Never Like You

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Lu Zhixing comes from a wealthy family. The only child in three generations, he is the young master of the Lu family, cherished above all else.

A spoiled rich kid, domineering and overbearing, he rules the school. Everyone steers clear when they see him.

Lu Zhixing spent seventeen years acting as if the world revolved around him.

During the summer of his seventeenth year, his parents, who had always doted on him, suddenly brought home a girl. She seemed to have come from the mountains.

The girl was quiet and lovely, with a delicate, otherworldly air. Anything beside her seemed vulgar by comparison.

Madam Lu told him, "From now on, she's your wife."

Lu Zhixing: "???"

The seventeen-year-old suddenly had a new worry: How could he get this mountain girl, his fiancee, to leave?

Years later, Lu Zhixing would look back and wish he could slap his younger self.

"Lu Zhixing, who the hell are you trying to impress?"

*

One day after school, Lu Zhixing cornered the mountain girl behind the building.

He looked her up and down, chuckled, then held a card between two fingers and offered it to Mu Wanwan with an air of superiority.

"How about a deal? There's a million here. Leave my family."

The girl blinked and gazed at him sweetly. "Two million."

Lu Zhixing gave him a look that said, "I get it," and drawled, "Not enough, huh? I can..."

"I'll give you two million." Mu Wanwan cut him off, reaching into her pocket. "Stay away from me from now on."

[Uncompromising Cool Girl x Spoiled Young Master]

[The Male and Female Leads Have Swapped Scripts]

"If I were a tree, I'd gladly take root in your hands."

Also known as: "I Thought My Wife Loved My Money, But It Turns Out She's Richer Than Me," "Arranged Marriage Is Actually Great, Our Parents Have Such Good Taste," and "I Really Really Like You" (English translation)

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*A romantic fairy tale. Any implausible settings are made up by the author.

Theme: The bonds between people are already fated from the moment they meet.