Rich Green Tea Dressed as Cannon Fodder Male Wife

In his past life, Shen Yao was a young master from a wealthy family, meticulously taught many “skills”, commonly known as being a “green tea.” His acting skills were perfect, claiming to be omnipotent.

On his eighteenth birthday, he got drunk and accidentally fell off the rooftop, thus transmigrating into a life where he was pushed by his family to become someone’s “male wife.” The original owner of this body was a true troublemaker, leaving behind a heap of problems and constantly testing the boundaries of his “green” husband.

The husband “Shen Yao” married eventually fell out of love with him due to his incessant unruliness, turning his affection towards a suave, handsome, and charming film emperor, leading to their happy ending.

Initially, he had no objections to this ending, until he met this husband of his in person.

Fu Mingyan, at thirty-six years old, stood before Shen Yao like a god.

…To hell with that ending, this man is mine now.

[Imagine a sweet little scene here with some lovey-dovey kisses]

Young Master Seducer (Shou) × Doting Older Man (Gong)

#A story about a self-proclaimed green tea little fool falling into a green tea pit and ultimately winning# #It’s amazing how he managed to pull it off#

[Warnings]

1. Shen Yao calls Fu Mingyan “Uncle,” but there’s no in*estual relationship; it’s just due to their age and generational gap. Fu Mingyan and Shen Yao’s father were considered peers when he was alive.

2. Shen Yao is an eccentric and slightly crazy artist, who dabbles in all art styles, primarily studying Western art. Fu Mingyan is involved in the film industry, specifically as the big boss of an entertainment company.

3. This is purely a sweet romance story, focusing on emotional development. Hope you enjoy it.

4. The author doesn’t like to use “purity” standards to measure characters. There will be no past romances for either character in this story. Feel free to imagine as you like; whether they have a history or not is up to you. Please don’t ask about this again.