Jiang Zhi, a man who is both “A” [alpha/cool] and arrogant, a profligate playboy, unexpectedly learns that he is merely a foil to the protagonist “Shou” [bottom] in a book. The protagonist is kind-hearted and beautiful, while Jiang Zhi is arrogant and fierce; even their marriage partners are worlds apart.

The protagonist “Gong” [top] is a commercial domineering president who spends money like water and is omnipotent. Meanwhile, Jiang Zhi’s fiancé is a gloomy, sinister big villain. In the end, not only is he ruined by the protagonist Gong until he has nothing left, but he also drags the Jiang family down into a miserable and wretched state.

In order to avoid ending up homeless and picking up tr*sh on the streets, Jiang Zhi quickly begins to save money. And he sets up an ultimate plan to get rid of the big villain.

According to rumors, Fu Yunting dislikes tobacco and alcohol, and hates sticky, clingy, dramatic, high-maintenance boys the most.

Rising in the morning, Jiang Zhi would smash plates and bowls at home with tears swirling in his eyes. If he felt a single moment of displeasure, he would want to fly to a neighboring country just to eat a handmade burger. In the middle of the night, he would still cause harassment, insisting on chatting with the big boss about the wind, the snow, and the moon. Today he wants a limited-edition sports car, tomorrow he wants a seafront villa where land is as expensive as gold, and the day after tomorrow he sets his eyes on a massive “pigeon egg” diamond at an auction. He only opens his mouth to eat, and only stretches out his hands to dress. He acts so dramatic, heaven-defying, and earth-shattering that even he himself is afraid!

Regrettably… despite doing all of the above, the big boss shows not a single hint of wanting to break off the engagement, and instead seems to spoil him even more. Fu Yunting: “Be good, what else do you want? We will buy it all.” Jiang Zhi: “???”

Fu Yunting had a dream since childhood: to marry the soft Jiang Zhi and bring him home. The elders of the Fu family thought this was just a passing whim of his, and that he would get over it when he grew up. However, when Fu Yunting successfully takes over the Fu family and becomes an existence that can summon the wind and command the rain in Yun City, Jiang Zhi remains his obsession.

Yet, Fu Yunting has always known very well that Jiang Zhi does not love him. He didn’t love him in the previous life, and in this life… The fierce, hostile aura surges in the depths of his eyes, like an impending storm.

Regrettably, Jiang Zhi seems to have changed. In order to make him quit smoking and drinking, Jiang Zhi does not hesitate to risk his own body. He calls three times a day, and even when he is too sleepy to keep his eyes open at midnight, he is loath to hang up the phone ticky and clingy, like an alluring little milk cat.

The man does not believe it, yet he cannot let go. He can only lock the person inside the iron walls he built himself, engrave him with his own brand, and then forcefully possess/taint him.

A long time later, Jiang Zhi, who managed to “dramatize” himself all the way to the wedding venue, has tears and snot dripping non-stop. Fu Yunting kisses away the tears on his face, while a trace of “having gotten his way” flashes through the depths of his eyes. “Why are you moved to such an extent? This is just the beginning.” Jiang Zhi: “…” Boohoo, this is my destiny, I accept it.

But how come the protagonist Gong and Shou of the foil group are also in the guest area? And they even gifted a whole cabinet of seductive items as a wedding present?! This is just ridiculous…

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