What should you do if you transmigrate into a melodramatic rich-family novel as the disposable fiance who gets used and discarded by the protagonist and tormented in every way?
Wen Qi'an, a former writer of smut, says: Of course I'll put up with it for a while, then wait for the right moment to grab the money and run off to find someone else.
But who should he choose?
Wen Qi'an looks through everyone around him, but they're either the protagonist's love rivals or backup options.
The world is so vast, yet Wen Qi'an can't find a single person with no romantic ties to the protagonist... or can he?
No, there is someone.
At the broken-engagement banquet, Wen Qi'an sets his sights on the Zhou Group's CEO beside him: Zhou Di, the protagonist gong's father in name, but his older brother in reality.
The aloof, handsome man is generous and wealthy, and currently single.
Most importantly, Zhou Di really dislikes the protagonist shou.
Let's broaden our horizons a little: what's the difference between marrying one person or another?
For money and sex, I'm all in!
A month later, Wen Qi'an sits beside Zhou Di in the parents' seats at the protagonists' wedding.
Under everyone's watchful eyes, the protagonist shou serves them tea.
Looking at the protagonist shou's beautiful face, now ashen with despair, Wen Qi'an can't resist indulging in a bit of mischief: "Now that you've married into the family, you should use the proper form of address. Just call me Dad."
Knowing full well how mischievous his little cat can be, Zhou Di keeps a straight face and takes it one step further: "Don't call him Dad. Call him Father."
As he hears the protagonists call them that honorific with their faces fallen, Wen Qi'an is finally satisfied after half a year of frustration.
Hehe, kids, didn't see that coming, did you? I've just jumped two generations up the family tree.
Zhou Di has smoothly cleared all the obstacles in his life, but he's lonely.
He has everything, yet somehow it always feels like something is missing.
What could it be?
Only when that lively drama queen barges into his world does he finally discover the answer.
Wen Qi'an tells him.
He's missing someone to warm his bed.
But once he really has Wen Qi'an in the palm of his hand, his hunger only grows, and instinct tells him:
This isn't enough. He wants more.
A mischievous, black-hearted, catlike shou who loves stirring up trouble x A cold CEO, doglike in nature, who either explodes or goes insane after staying silent too long
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A satisfying, feel-good story, an extra-satisfying one, a brain-off indulgence
The gong and shou are each other's one and only. They are five years apart. The protagonist gong's background is melodramatic: he is adopted, not a biological child.
Theme: One day, I'll become the protagonist gong's mom