Xu Tong will turn twenty-seven after the New Year, and her family keeps pressuring her, but she never seems worried. She has always believed that "people without love are romantic and free, always true to themselves, and always interesting." Her parents don't see it that way, though. Since Xu Tong never gets married, they can't help wondering if there's something wrong with her sexual orientation and if she likes women.
1. To keep her bank card from being frozen, Xu Tong has no choice but to grit her teeth and go on a blind date. To her surprise, she is very pleased with her match. She still chooses freedom over love, but her date proposes a marriage of convenience and offers her a billion a month. Her eyes light up, and she agrees.
Note: The male lead has been plotting this for a long time. The female lead once had his contact information, but later deleted him. He has never forgotten her.
A goofy heroine who loves freedom vs. a domineering CEO who's been plotting this for ages
Warning: The female lead is two years older than the male lead
Premise: Maybe the person you meet at sixteen really does matter
