I Pretended to Be a Green Tea and Suddenly Married the CEO

[The non-commercial audio drama with the same title is now available on Maoer. Give it a listen!]

The neighboring novel in this series, "After My Breakup, My Love Rival Turned the Tables on Me," is complete! A prickly shou who flirts and runs x a cool, calculating young master. Don't miss it if you're passing by!

A scheming, patient gong who seems sweet on the surface x a cool, flirtatious CEO shou

Cheng Huai had neither money nor talent, and his family treated him like a business tool, arranging for him to marry Jiang Zhi, the handsome and talented young master of the Jiang family.

But the first time they met, Jiang Zhi made it clear: "I'm not interested in you at all."

Cheng Huai: What am I supposed to do? I'm not interested in you either, but I am interested in money...

And so Cheng Huai began acting like a manipulative sweetheart and playing the poor victim.

"Young Master Jiang, you're so handsome. I really like you."

"Oops, I got my clothes wet. Can I borrow what you're wearing?"

"Young Master Jiang, I'm not expensive. Just one hundred million. Don't miss this deal!"

Jiang Zhi gave in. "We can get married, but I have to be the one who marries you."

For the sake of the money, Cheng Huai gritted his teeth and agreed.

They registered their marriage in a flash, and Jiang Zhi's "miserable" life officially began.

Day one after getting married: Cheng Huai dragged Jiang Zhi, dressed in a suit and tie, over a wall.

Day two: Cheng Huai fell from upstairs and insisted Jiang Zhi was having an affair with his private secretary.

Day three: In the middle of the night, Cheng Huai clutched a pillow and claimed the sofa in Jiang Zhi's bedroom, saying, "I can't sleep somewhere new!"

One week later: Cheng Huai spent five million buying up all the land on the east side of the city. Then he got drunk and forgot about it, so Jiang Zhi transferred the money for him.

One month later: Cheng Huai recklessly stuffed twelve-year-old expired candy into his mouth and ended up hospitalized with food poisoning. Jiang Zhi stayed at the hospital, watching over him day and night.

Three months later: Jiang Zhi was working himself to the bone at the company, while Cheng Huai assumed the reason he wasn't coming home was that he had someone on the side.

Before marriage, he acted sweet and pitiful, smiling at him twenty-four hours a day.

After marriage, he strutted around like he owned the place and expected to be waited on hand and foot.

And most importantly, Jiang Zhi discovered that the "little wife" he'd paid a fortune to marry might actually be the one taking charge in bed.

The naive CEO kept telling himself day and night that he was the one in control of their marriage, until his little wife pinned him beneath him.

Cheng Huai: "You don't really think I insisted on marrying you because I wanted your money, do you?"

Jiang Zhi: "Wasn't that the reason?"

Same-sex marriage is legal in this setting. Marriage first, love later. 1v1, happy ending, very sweet, with almost no angst.

Because of his family background, the gong's mental state is a little off at first, but the shou's warmth will gradually help him heal.

Theme: Love life and stay positive.