[Naturally spacey, beautiful little money-lover x Second-generation rich kid who thinks getting a wife is the same as adopting a daughter]
On White Day, the Lolita fashion community is rocked by a magnitude-ten earthquake. Veteran fans run around in a panic, sitting on pins and needles, while cries of despair fill the air.
The reason? The top Lolita fashionista in the community, who single-handedly popularized three otome games, is getting married. Her future spouse's identity is a mystery.
After the wedding, Li Sien receives letters from her fans. One contains a tarot card:
[Death (Upright): Failure, approaching destruction, illness, unemployment, remaining in a state of stagnation, ongoing damage, a deal falling through, a dull life, separation, a fresh start, a deep divide between both parties, the end of a relationship]
[Note: Your partner will affect your ability to get rich. We recommend switching partners.]
Li Sien thinks it's way too superstitious.
Then the next day, she secretly hides her little dresses.
She and Xie Jingzhan are married by agreement, and they keep out of each other's business.
...But still, if he's going to affect her finances, that really is unnecessary :)
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Xie Jingzhan is the second son of a publicly traded medical equipment company in the capital. He's a renowned dentist at a top-tier hospital, a charming, handsome young man with money to burn.
When his friends hear he's married, one congratulates him and asks: “What's your wife like?”
“Nothing special,” he replies without thinking.
Xie Jingzhan has someone he likes.
Back in school, his dorm mates passed around magazines, and the girl on the cover, wearing a floral dress and looking bright and sweet, was exactly his type.
His roommate explained to him that it was called Lolita fashion.
But one day after the wedding, he discovers that the enormous safe in their house is stuffed with Lolita dresses.
Then his little wife, who was supposed to attend an alumni reunion, somehow turns up at an anime convention...
On the day he solves the mystery, his friend asks what he thinks.
Staring at the gaggle of die-hard otaku in front of the booth, enough to form an entire fried-fish squad, he smiles magnanimously: “It's an anime convention. Totally normal.”
But after a few drinks, he goes on a rant in his social media feed:
[Does anyone get me? I'm literally having to wait in a long, long line just to see my own wife! I can't even get an autograph, this is hilarious.]
Even worse, Li Sien likes the post.
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Theme: Work hard and prosper together.
