The Drama Queen Top Pretends to Go Broke to Win Back His Ex

[New Novel: The Little Darling Plays the Beloved Child's Battle Royale on a Variety Show] Now Open for Collection: Raising Kids and Being Doted On, or Childhood Sweethearts? Jiang Zhoutong's ex was a spoiled young master who loved making a scene. He grew up adored by everyone, getting whatever he wanted from a young age. Everyone around him indulged and pampered him, but Jiang Zhoutong never did. In the end, they broke up because of their incompatible personalities. Six months after the breakup, the young master moved into his home, claiming to have gone bankrupt. Day one: "For lunch, I want fresh Italian steak. It has to be fresh. Even two hours old is no good..." Jiang Zhoutong gave him a look, and the young master immediately fell silent. Jiang Zhoutong said, "There are only leftovers for lunch. If you don't want them, the door's on your right." The young master pouted. "I-I guess I'll try them." * Living under the same roof, the two often clashed. But usually, within five minutes, the young master would act as if nothing had happened and go right back to hovering around Jiang Zhoutong. Until one day, the young master stormed out in a fit of anger. As Jiang Zhoutong carried the trash downstairs, he spotted him pressed against a corner by himself, muttering: "Okay, don't be mad anymore. You know what Jiang Zhoutong is like." "You've grown up. You have to prove to Jiang Zhoutong that you're not the same as before!" "It's fine if he won't comfort you. Comfort yourself! That's enough, go back now, or you'll miss lunch." Jiang Zhoutong: "..." Good for you. Bonus scene: After an argument, the young master packed his bags and ran away from home. "Jiang Zhoutong, having me get jealous over you is a blessing you wouldn't get in several lifetimes. Do you understand?" Jiang Zhoutong paused, then gritted his teeth. "I just adopted a dog!" The young master said, "Am I not enough for you? Don't you enjoy it every time...?" "Bang!" Jiang Zhoutong shut the door hard, his face cold. Half a minute later, the young master sat down on the floor and opened his phone browser: #How to elegantly ask your husband to open the door without losing your dignity #What's the most sincere way to apologize without looking pathetic #Is raising me really worse than raising a dog Cool and refined bottom x dramatic, jealous, goofy top P.S. The cover uses a template and is not unique. Coming next in the author's column: The Little Darling Plays the Beloved Child's Battle Royale on a Variety Show. Please add it to your collection QAQ Blurb: One day, a livestreaming variety show called Trajectories appeared out of nowhere. The show brought together ten little ones to record their growth without interference, following them until adulthood. The kids included second-generation celebrities, rich second-generation heirs, business tycoons' kids, and more. The most controversial of them all was the "orphan generation" kid, Susu. He was a pitiful child with no parents, and had volunteered to join the show to earn a living. On the day the kids met, they were all dressed in dazzling clothes. Only Susu wore clothes washed so often they had turned yellow. Standing at the edge of the crowd, he seemed oblivious to everyone else's sense of superiority and disdain, and smiled brightly. That day, some kids cried and threw tantrums, while others went wild without their parents. Only Susu acted like a little adult, comforting the crying kids while worrying about the ones running wild. After all the kids had been taken home by their parents, Susu sat alone in the lobby, eyes lowered, neither crying nor making a fuss. The online viewers went wild: "Sob, I can't watch this as a parent." "My poor little darling, come here and let Auntie hug you." "Someone please take Susu home." "I'm crying. I'm really crying." Susu became an overnight sensation thanks to the show. Episodes often showed the kids getting into fights because Susu hadn't spoken to one of them. The viewers said: "I get it!" "Susu is an angel! Who wouldn't want to talk to an angel?" "Someone hug Susu for me, sob." Susu wasn't without flaws. At such a young age, he was already a hopeless beauty addict. Trajectories featured a very handsome mixed-race kid with a cold, aloof personality who didn't fit in. None of the other kids liked him, but Susu was especially clingy and wouldn't leave him alone no matter how often he was shooed away. Some people said the mixed-race kid was born bad. Susu didn't believe them. Some people said he was devious. Susu didn't believe them. Someone caught the mixed-race kid fighting with another person, throwing punches that grew more and more vicious. "Susu, look! He's a bad guy!" Susu glanced at the child pinned beneath the mixed-race kid, then at his pretty face, and said with conviction, "He must have a reason." Later, during the Spring Festival after the kids had all grown up, a crowd of young masters and heiresses blocked the doorway of Susu's shabby little home. "Susu is spending this year with me." "Why? Susu is coming with me." "Excuse me, I'm taking Susu home." "Hey, how dare you push me!" "So what if I push you?" "You idiot, you want to die?" "Who the hell dares to take Susu from me?" Susu drowsily sat up in bed. A golden-haired, blue-eyed man was helping him get dressed. "There's a dog barking. Don't listen." Premise: The Great Way belongs to all under Heaven.