My Little Cutie Doesn't Eat Candy

After Yao Yue argued with his grandfather, news stories flooded the internet: "Yao Yue, eldest son of one of the country's top companies, falls out with his grandfather over a woman and is kicked out of the Yao family. Once the darling of the heavens, now a migrant worker." The accompanying photo showed him in a white short-sleeved shirt, dark blue jeans, and a straw hat. His long, slender fingers, knuckles sharply defined, held a brick as he stood on a farm. A hint of delight played across his handsome features, making him look both dashing and charming.

The photo looked like he was hauling bricks, but Yao Yue was so well-built and handsome that, no matter how you looked at it, he seemed like a young nobleman slumming it for a taste of ordinary life.

So the comments were unanimous: "That's a migrant worker?"

"If I become a migrant worker, can I be that handsome?"

"Media, do you look down on migrant workers? Let me tell you, no job is beneath anyone! So what if the eldest son of the Yao family is a migrant worker? He's still more handsome than you balding lot."

The young heir reading those stories was in a borrowed house, watching his girl. The longer he looked at her, the happier he became, until he finally stood up and swept her into his arms.

In his heart, Qu Yan came first. Compared with her, the Yao family was worth nothing to him.

Anti-piracy: 60%, 12 hours.

Theme: The heroine achieves her dreams through her own efforts