A Gold Digger, but the Tycoon Forced Me to Marry Him

The main story is complete; bonus chapters are updating now! Comments are open. Please add it to your reading list! [Super-sweet, teasing bottom × old-school patriarch top] Eight-year age gap | A sweet talker who doesn't care about you, a money-hungry little actor × a man with a house-on-fire crush, an overbearing tycoon Wang Zhi is a third-tier actor who used his good looks to snag a wealthy fiancé. The first time he met his fiancé's older brother, Gao Bochong, Wang Zhi thought he looked familiar. Gao Bochong is a business tycoon from a wealthy family. He's kept himself chaste for thirty years and has never been involved in a scandal. His cool detachment reeks of authority. A pair of half-rimmed glasses with gold frames sits on the bridge of his high nose, and he looks at Wang Zhi without a trace of restraint. Wang Zhi doesn't dare read too much into it. He does his best to act sweet and well-behaved, hoping to marry into a wealthy family. Until the day he finds himself trapped on Gao Bochong's lap, on the verge of falling. His fiancé is right outside the door, while Gao Bochong rubs his wrist and says in a low voice, with an amused smile, “Go home and think carefully about when we first met.” Wang Zhi goes rigid. Because he remembers: Gao Bochong seems to be the stranger he'd had a one-night stand with six months ago, then slept with and ran away from. * Gao Bochong is a powerful man in the business world, yet someone slept with him and ran. The person who slept with him had a slim waist and long legs. When Gao Bochong held him by the waist and pinned him against the sink, he tipped his head back, revealing a long, slender neck, so delicate and beautiful it made Gao Bochong want to make him cry. Gao Bochong discovered for the first time that he could become infatuated with a beautiful body. When they met again, the owner of that beautiful body had become his prospective brother-in-law, sitting beside his younger brother and sweetly calling him, “Big brother.” His eyes were bright, his expression innocent and docile. Gao Bochong remembered that night: the young man's voice had broken and trembled, tears had welled hotly at the corners of his eyes, and his teeth had bitten down on Gao Bochong's finger as he urged him incoherently to hurry up. His eyes were sultry, his beauty intoxicating. For the first time in his life, the chaste Mr. Gao felt a thoroughly despicable desire rise in his heart. * Wang Zhi can't give up his fiancé, his meal ticket, and he's afraid Gao Bochong will remember who he is. Then Gao Bochong sends him all kinds of jewelry and an S+ talent contract. Wang Zhi is both shocked and delighted. He thinks Gao Bochong is giving him a parting gift, but before he can even say “I do,” he really does marry into a wealthy family. He's not marrying his fiancé. He's marrying Gao Bochong. Gao Bochong has broad shoulders and a powerful build, nearly twice Wang Zhi's size. Remembering how pleasurable and painful that night had been, Wang Zhi is about to object when Gao Bochong slides a card over to him. The legendary black card. After checking that it really has no spending limit, Wang Zhi thinks happily that changing husbands isn't such a big deal after all. Gao Bochong sees right through him and sneers, thinking he's so money-hungry and easy to handle. Wang Zhi suddenly smiles at him, his eyes crinkling as if they hold stars. He comes over on his own, sits on Gao Bochong's lap, wraps his arms around his neck, and sweetly calls him, “Hubby.” That night, Gao Bochong nearly breaks Wang Zhi's back. But when Wang Zhi wakes up, he discovers that Gao Bochong has bought him an island covered in blooming roses. Wang Zhi is in pain and bliss at the same time. Seeing how happy he is, Gao Bochong thinks he's never seen the world, yet can't help lowering his head toward him. Wang Zhi obligingly tips his head up. Morning sunlight falls on his face, his skin glowing white and his lips vivid red. As Gao Bochong kisses him, he hears Wang Zhi say with complete sincerity, “Hubby, I love you so much.” Sweet talk. That's what Gao Bochong thinks, but his warming body doesn't lie. His voice is calm, but his heart is aflame. In a gentleness he doesn't even realize is there, he says, “I love you too.” * At first, Gao Bochong thinks Wang Zhi is a false-hearted gold digger, but figures he'd be fun to keep around. In the end, Gao Bochong is grateful to be rich, very, very rich, rich enough to buy Wang Zhi's whole life and keep him by his side. △ One-on-one, both chaste, happy ending △ Age gap, size difference, and difference in status △ Imperfect characters. The top is a real patriarch at first and loves to overthink; when he makes the bottom angry, all he knows to do is buy him things. The bottom just wants to cash in and attach himself to someone powerful: sex without love. △ A mini forced-romance setup, a fluffy, brainless sweet story Upcoming book: Baby, You're a Wicked Cannon-Fodder Character. Please add it to your reading list! A pampered, beautiful, spoiled baby × a domineering, money-wielding daddy Ten-year age gap | A spoiled little cannon-fodder character in a gilded cage × a rigid, abstinent villain who dotes on his spouse without limit Zhi Wu is beautiful, but he's wicked. He bullies his fiancé, maxes out his fiancé's credit card, and makes him run from one side of the city to the other at three in the morning just to buy a late-night snack. He bullies his stepbrother, forbidding him from sitting at the table and making him kneel on the floor every day to put on Zhi Wu's shoes. He bullies his friend, making him do his homework and allowing him to speak only to Zhi Wu at school, never even glance at anyone else. He treats the men who gather around him like dogs. When he's in a bad mood, he curses them, slaps them, and kicks them, but they always do exactly as he says. Zhi Wu knows it's because they like him. Then, on his nineteenth birthday, Zhi Wu suddenly discovers that he's the villainous cannon-fodder character in a novel. His gentle, considerate fiancé only wants his family connections. His obedient stepbrother is always plotting to steal his fortune. His childhood friend thinks he's stupid... Everyone will fall in love with the novel's protagonist, while Zhi Wu will be left disfigured, lose everything, and spend the rest of his life in misery. No one truly loves Zhi Wu because he's too wicked. Zhi Wu breaks down sobbing. He doesn't want to lose the ability to wear beautiful clothes, have all his glittering jewelry auctioned off, grow old and ugly until people spit at him, or end up dying miserably, alone in a tiny house. As for those men, Zhi Wu doesn't care about them at all. Zhi Wu quickly comes up with a plan. He'll seduce Xu Zetang. In the novel, everyone fears Xu Zetang because he's powerful and vengeful, an even more formidable villain than Zhi Wu. But all Zhi Wu sees is that Xu Zetang owns the most beautiful estate in Hong Kong. Zhi Wu will only be happy if he gets to live in a house like that. But Xu Zetang is so annoying! Zhi Wu's waist is supple and slender, small enough to fit in one hand. He pretends to stumble and clings to Xu Zetang, but Xu Zetang says he's too thin and watches him every day to make sure he doesn't skip meals. Zhi Wu's legs are long and straight, his knees tinged with pink. After his shower, he deliberately wanders around in Xu Zetang's oversized shirt, but Xu Zetang frowns at his pale ankles and grabs his calves to put his slippers on. Zhi Wu thinks Xu Zetang doesn't like him at all. He angrily goes out drinking, but Xu Zetang actually chases after him and carries him off over his shoulder in front of everyone! Zhi Wu feels so wronged. He cries for ages, until he's exhausted, but Xu Zetang still doesn't come to comfort him. Unable to back down, Zhi Wu sniffles and secretly glares at Xu Zetang, kicking his shin with a bare foot. Xu Zetang finally bends down, grabs his ankle, and pulls him onto his lap. Then he winds a pink diamond necklace around Zhi Wu's slender, snowy-white neck, loop by loop. “Zhi Wu,” he says gently. “If you want to be with me, this isn't enough.” “Then what do I have to do?” Xu Zetang takes his hand. The place he touches burns fiercely. Zhi Wu jumps, trying to run, but Xu Zetang pulls him back by the diamond necklace. Zhi Wu stammers and pleads, “I didn't mean to... Uncle, I was wrong...” But this time, Xu Zetang doesn't let him off as easily as he has every other time... △ Both chaste, one-on-one, happy ending △ Age gap, size difference, and difference in status △ Imperfect characters. The top can't express himself at first; all he knows is to work hard and dote on his spouse, but he'll gradually learn to speak up. The bottom is spoiled, willful, and uses his beauty to get his way: a wicked, pretty little cat with a terrible temper whom everyone loves. There is only one true top, Xu Zetang. Theme: Be brave enough to say you love someone.