Mainly Because He Gave Too Much Money

In order to resist the arranged marriage arranged by his family, the CEO spent 30 million to “buy” a professional actor. Thinking that he had bought a “perfect and worry-free package,” he didn’t expect to end up with an extremely! Troublesome! And! Annoying! person! This troublemaker is highly professional, he will do the things seriously when he takes money from others. With the demeanor of an experienced actor, he presents various professionally researched melodramatic plans for the CEO to choose from. Troublemaker: “Mr. Yan, I would like to discuss with you the setup of our love story. Would you prefer a version where we love and hate each other, or a version where we fall deeply in love at first sight?” CEO: “…” Troublemaker: “I understand, you like something more exciting, like a Christmas night gift play?” CEO: “Shut up.” When the CEO is forced to put on a show in front of his parents: CEO: “Why don’t you just sleep honestly and instead jump around on my bed?” Troublemaker: “I am showcasing your bravery to your mother!” CEO: … As the CEO gradually becomes attracted to the troublemaker: Secretary: “Sir, the Madam has taken the one million yuan check you signed for him and went to see your white moonlight.” CEO: “Oh, did he take it to act out the scene ‘Take one million and leave my husband’?” Secretary: “No, he told your white moonlight that he would give him thirty million yuan, and he immediately left…” CEO: “@#￥%…! Bring him back to me!” Cold and aloof CEO who dislikes trouble (seme) x Oblivious and flirtatious troublemaker (uke) 1. Marriage first, love later2. Daily updates: 3000+ words

Original Publisher

hanwujinian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Mainly Because He Gave Too Much Money "Mainly Because He Gave Too Much Money" promised a light and fluffy read, and for the most part, it delivered. While it wasn't perfect, it offered an enjoyable escape into a world of contractual marriage and budding romance. ### First Impressions The premise is simple: a "MC in need, ML is a cold CEO" trope. The story begins with Zhou Ziyi, a proactive and energetic character, entering into a contractual marriage with Yan Xiuzhi. The setup is classic, but I was intrigued to see how the author would handle the familiar dynamic. I was quickly drawn in by the potential for heartwarming moments and the promise of a green flag ML. ### What Works Well I appreciated the MC's personality. He's not naive or scheming, and he falls in love first, which is a refreshing change. The ML, while initially a bit flat, isn't a possessive jerk. I liked that he's reasonably generous and friendly, acting like a normal person trying to navigate an unusual situation. The pacing of the romance felt just right, with the characters getting together relatively late in the story, which made their connection feel more earned. The clear communication between the leads was also a major plus. It was refreshing to see misunderstandings addressed maturely, avoiding unnecessary drama. ### Areas of Concern While the story had its strengths, I felt it could have been more developed. The ending felt somewhat rushed, and several plot points were introduced but never fully explored. I agree that the MC's past trauma, hinted at early on, could have been delved into more deeply, adding another layer to his character. The antagonists were dealt with rather quickly, leaving me wanting more resolution. I also found the ML's personality to be a bit lacking; he could have used more depth. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers may find the following information to be spoilers. Several reviewers mentioned that the MC's sister, Zhou Wenwen, while initially presented as a key motivation for the MC, essentially disappears from the narrative after a certain point. This felt like a missed opportunity to explore their complex sibling relationship further. Also, the background and resolution of the ML’s cousin/half-sister felt rushed. ### Final Verdict "Mainly Because He Gave Too Much Money" is a decent read if you're looking for a light and fluffy romance with a green flag ML. While it has its flaws, the enjoyable characters and relatively healthy relationship between the leads make it a worthwhile escape. I'd recommend it if you're in the mood for something simple and heartwarming, but don't expect a deeply complex or groundbreaking story.