A Guide to Raising a Silly Loafer

Yan Wuchen is transmigrated into a book as an obscure cannon fodder character. His start is a disaster, but he still wants to land himself a rich, beautiful woman.

At a party, he dresses up carefully and even makes a small gift to suit her tastes. Just as he happily walks toward her, a tall, intimidating man steps between them.

Yan Wuchen: ...Hello? Are you the male lead?

As a cannon fodder character who gets barely two lines in the book, he wouldn't dare provoke the male lead. So he timidly sits in the corner farthest from the heroine, quietly scouting for his next target.

He eagerly waits for the rich beauty to show up for their meteor shower date. Suddenly, a shadow falls over him, and the intensely intimidating man stands in front of him.

Yan Wuchen shrinks back, fluffing up like a little cat.

...Is this a harem novel?

After watching the meteor shower with his scalp tingling and failing several times to make his escape, Yan Wuchen is on the verge of tears.

The man taps his face with the keys to a luxury car and sneers, "You like gold-digging so much. Is this car enough for you?"

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Gu Lingmo is ruthless and hates gold-diggers most of all. The first time he sees Yan Wuchen, he wants to torture him properly.

He mockingly gives Yan Wuchen the bracelet he likes, takes him to eat the pretty food he likes with a jeering smile, and makes a show of earnestly taking pretty pictures of him. Then he forcefully coaxes him into staying by his side.

Adorned with diamonds and jewels, with an unlimited black card, the little cat who looks both silly and like a gold-digger is raised to be gorgeous, and Gu Lingmo feels inexplicably satisfied.

It turns out Yan Wuchen was born to be his wife.

Yan Wuchen: ...?

Reading guide:

1. The top and the bottom are devoted to each other, in both body and heart.

2. The top has a bad temper, is possessive and obsessive, and there is a coercive relationship.

Theme: Love makes anything possible