Dragon God, Make a Wish

"Sign a contract with the fate of your next life, and trade the wish of this life for a deal."

Just as underworld agent Nan Xiluo is about to complete the thousandth entry on her quota sheet, helping 1,000 people fulfill their wishes and reaching the pinnacle of a life of wealth and prosperity, she meets Cheng Ran, a client of godlike difficulty.

Once the talk of the special forces, he is now 25 and working at a pet shop. He even has a "son" who is seven years old.

She tries every trick in the book, from threats and bribes to shamelessly hounding him, but Cheng Ran refuses to make a wish. At long last, he finally agrees, only for his first wish to be "Be my bodyguard," his second to be "Be my girlfriend," and his third to be "Marry me."

Nan Xiluo: "..."

Cheng Ran's perspective:

"How do you pursue a woman who's a little unusual?"

"Boss, what kind of woman? Do I know her? Describe her for me."

Cheng Ran furrowed his brow and searched his mind. At last, he solemnly listed a few words: "Lazy. Loves to eat. Fierce." He nodded as if certain, then added, "And a little dumb."

"..." People in love really are blind.

1v1, happy ending. Fantasy, with a wholly original setting and a very loose worldbuilding framework.

A severely split-personality heroine who cheats, lies, and schemes x a hooligan hero with an enormous ego

Theme: As people grow, they must learn to choose between the greater good and their own desires, and make peace with the past, before they can move toward the future.