You Need a House and a Car, Right? Gl

1.

Nan Xiao joins her family's wilderness survival challenge against her will, all to avoid inheriting the family business.

Yes, there really are ridiculously wealthy families in this world that use wilderness survival to toughen up their rich kids.

Nan Xiao lasts seven days in the deep mountains and forests, eating tree bark, drinking from streams, and sleeping in caves. She even refuses to give up when a venomous snake chases her and tries to bite her. What an inspiration.

On the eighth day, her phone service is cut off because she hasn't paid her bill.

The world of a modern internet-addicted girl collapses.

Nan Xiao stands by a stream, leaning against a towering tree. Holding up her completely useless phone, she wails, "God, save me! Whoever gets me out of here, I'll marry them. I mean it. I'll even bring my own betrothal gifts."

The wild wolf drinking by the stream looks at Nan Xiao with a chilling gleam in its eyes.

2.

The wild wolf asks Nan Xiao, "What does a man need to marry a woman in the human world?"

Nan Xiao replies, "At the very least, you need a house and a car."

To marry Nan Xiao, Zheng Xingsu catches a monster to use as a mount, then builds a shelter out of thatch.

But after getting the house and car ready, he discovers that his bride has disappeared.

Content Warnings:

1. This is a silly comedy with no logic and barely any plot, just an everyday story about a couple laughing and falling in love.

2. It has a few entertainment-industry competition elements.

3. Like my previous book, the plot is wildly unrealistic. It's a fluffy, light read, extremely fluffy.

4. It's short. Really short.

Theme: Demons and humans join hands to build a harmonious society