Bankrupt? No Problem—My Sweet Fool Says He’ll Take Care of Me

Bankrupt? No Problem—My Sweet Fool Says He’ll Take Care of Me

破产不可怕,小傻子说要养他
Author:
A Yu Xiu
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Genre:
Danmei
Status:
Completed
Protagonist:
Male Lead
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Alternate names

After Falling on Hard Times, I Was Taken Home by a Fool,落难后被傻子捡回家

Description

[Healing][Bittersweet Romance][Redemption][Slow Burn]

[Each Other's First and Only][Down-on-His-Luck Boss Top × Simpleminded Gardener Bottom]

-Bai Congming, a simpleminded young man, has a wish that is anything but simple.

He wants a wife.

He works at a plant nursery. Though people are always bullying him, he believes someone will come along and love him someday.

Then, one night, Bai Congming finds a drunken man.

Bai Congming makes up his mind. He's the one!

Following his mother's advice, Bai Congming sets out to make this man his wife.

But when his would-be wife, Ding Ding, wakes up, he refuses to acknowledge any such arrangement.

-At thirty, Ding Ding has gone bankrupt.

One drunken night leaves him with a guileless young man who simply will not leave him alone.

He tries to draw a line between them with money, but perhaps this fool is not so foolish after all: he smashes his piggy bank and gives Ding Ding every last penny.

When Ding Ding has nowhere to go, the fool takes him back to his shabby little home and earnestly promises to support him.

Ding Ding means to walk away, only to find himself hopelessly bound by the little fool's wholehearted love:

"Four thousand five hundred seventy-two yuan and eighty cents. It's all yours."

"I love Ding Ding the most, and Bai Congming second most."

"Don't be scared, wifey. I'll protect you."

And just like that, Ding Ding finally loses his composure.

"I'm not your wife!"

"You're going to be mine!"

-I offer you the innocence of a flower in exchange for a life in full bloom.

-The fool is no fool. He is the cleverest of them all.

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