My Breakup Fee Is Less Than My Allowance?

After her family’s home is demolished, Jin Huanxi becomes a nouveau riche and moves from the mountains to the village.

Her father is afraid they’ll spend all their money, so he doesn’t dare keep it in his pocket. Instead, he invests the whole lot at once.

To his surprise, his investments flourish everywhere, and the family becomes the richest in the village.

"Even this much money probably wouldn’t compare to what people in the city have."

Jin Dafeng never went to school, so he pins his hopes on his only daughter, trusting she’ll make something of herself.

Jin Huanxi dutifully rides her old bicycle with its loose chain to school, and life remains as hard as ever.

She doesn’t dare tell her father that she’s fallen for the prettiest girl in her class, Fu Zijin.

Fu Zijin is the only daughter of a wealthy city family, a distant moon far beyond the reach of someone like her.

Unexpectedly, when she gets to university, she ends up in the same class as Fu Zijin.

"I like you."

The sudden confession leaves Jin Huanxi stunned.

"My family is poor."

She stands there trembling and answers honestly.

"I don’t mind."

And so, the moon she’d admired for years falls into her arms.

Less than a month into their relationship, Fu Zijin comes out to her parents, and Fu’s mother and father suddenly show up with a check.

Jin Huanxi studies the check carefully several times.

"Uncle, Auntie, isn’t this too little?" It’s less than her allowance! They really underestimate their love!

Unfortunately, Fu Zijin, who had come with her parents to size Jin Huanxi up, hears her words, and they break up that very day.

A few days after the breakup, Jin Huanxi, who’s been blocked by Fu Zijin, is ordered to help her illiterate father negotiate with a business partner.

The partner company: Fu Group.

The two come face-to-face across the negotiating table.

"Poor? Too little?"

The young lady of Fu Group snorts and storms away from the table.

Reporter: How did you get the stingy Jinshi Group to give up half its profits, Ms. Fu?

Fu Zijin: ...We dated, then had a little breakup.

Reporter: ?

A money-loving pursuer who thinks her family is poor × a proud, straightforward recipient whose family really is rich

The story starts with them as childhood friends, then they figure things out in high school and start dating in college.

Reader’s guide:

1. The first four or five chapters quickly skip through middle school. The focus is on their ambiguous relationship in high school and college, dating, and their life together afterward.

2. They’re mutually in love. Guaranteed sweetness.

3. Updates daily at 12:00.

4. The author will occasionally post bonus scenes in the author’s notes.

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