Isn't money delicious?
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Synopsis
A relentless drive for wealth defines Yan Shiqiu, a man whose singular ambition is to amass a billion within five years. This obsession persists even after a car accident thrusts him into the role of a disposable character within a fictional world, specifically one destined to be a lovestruck foil. He awakens in a disastrous scenario, caught in an unwanted intimate encounter with the multifaceted and talented Ji Yunnian. Rather than succumb to romantic tension, he attempts a desperate escape via a swimming pool and immediately pivots to demanding financial compensation for his losses. The story unfolds as a comedic tug-of-war between a man who views affection as a distraction from his bank account and a partner who finds this mercenary attitude unexpectedly endearing. The writing maintains a breezy, lighthearted energy that avoids heavy emotional labor, prioritizing situational irony over complex plotting. Those who enjoy seeing a protagonist stubbornly reject romance in favor of financial gain will find this rewarding, while those seeking deep logic or high-stakes drama may find the approach frustrating.
📚 Chapters (85 total)
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Editorial Review
With a concise length of 85 chapters, this completed work delivers a focused, punchy experience. Its primary strength lies in the character dynamic; the clash between a man obsessed with capital and a versatile actor creates a refreshing power imbalance that avoids the usual melodrama. The humor is effective, particularly in how it subverts the expectations of the disposable character role. However, the author admits to ignoring certain logical consistencies, and this occasionally manifests as a weakness in the plot's cohesion. Some transitions feel rushed, and the resolution arrives quickly, leaving little room for genuine character growth beyond the central romantic tension. Despite these shortcuts, the story remains an entertaining, low-stress read that fulfills its premise without overstaying its welcome. It functions well as a palate cleanser, though it lacks the depth required for a more serious exploration of the entertainment industry.