[If Your Love Me Please Send Me Money]: Ge, have you thought about what you actually need?

[Filthy Adult]: Then, my family needs a daughter-in-law who can call me 'husband' in bed, want to try calling it out?

Gu Wei stared at his phone.

"What are you staring at the railing giggling about?"

The familiar voice came from behind him.

Gu Wei jumped, scared half to death, and instinctively used his fingers to cover his WeChat messages.

(and resolved in a pleasing way, as we see that MC is the honest type that knows when to admit his wrongs and explain the misunderstanding, and the ML who gives leeway but can't help but tease - and I mean TEASE - his "young bride.") Yes, MC and ML's parents try to introduce them to each other via WeChat, which helps lend to the hilarious first meeting-misunderstanding. The arranged marriage part isn't a huge point (so far). Both MC and ML like guys and ML is admittedly a little more interested in MC than MC is in ML so far. You could say that ML is even a tad bit "protective" in his own, minor way. It seems like he wants to figure out this misunderstanding and help clear it... maybe one day. He is curious about MC, but also concerned as to how MC has such a bad rep on social media/in entertainment despite how he knows Gu Wei isn't a bad kid. About midway, we find out more about this!

MC's agency actually had the proof to clear the controversies surrounding MC but didn't do it. He suffered from anti-fans dissing him everywhere for two whole years. And only when ML entered the scene that the agency made a deal with ML to clear the whole story. Like wtf!!! The agency just ignored everything. That got me pretty pissed off.

MC accidentally hits ML on the c*otch with umbrella handle and hastily apologizes, guess what ML says? He whispers to MC's ear that apologizing isn't enough and asks whether MC will blow 'it' for him.

for example, when MC sent out a vent post about ML on his moments, he made sure to block ML so he couldn't see it, but as a result he made it visible to ML only. Who would make such a noob mistake? Unless you're new to internet, probably. Another thing, MC accidentally hit ML's c*otch area with an umbrella while filming a TV show, ML knows there are cameras, so what? You kabedon him right then and there and whispers, "Blow it for me" because you won't accept his apology?????

Lastly, MC expects a client to add him. But it wasn't the client who add him, instead it was the ML. so MC mistook him for his client and immediately chat him up, he said ambiguous words such as 'treating him as sponsor if he'll subscribe' and that his job is 'hard for the body' and ML misunderstood that MC is looking for a sugar daddy. I mean I would've the same reaction as ML. What kind of seller does not make clear what kind of products/service they're selling to their new customers, and not even confirming the identity of their customers first? For the sake of the just adding flavor to the story, I'll put a blind eye to that. But I think the MC is just downright s*upid, not naive. I don't get how he could still survive in the entertainment circle for being like that.

And we're never told why the upper-management decided to protect this one dude (the villain) for so long when they could have cleared up the names of their band with the video footage they kept under wraps this whole time.

the fact the way MC introduced his side gig as if he's a prostitute and try to find one for the ML to please Him 🤣🤣🤣🤣

ML straight up just starts having s*x while MC is still asleep? Completely without discussion right after their first time together when he knows MC has issues with intimacy.

"You're finally awake?" Jiang Xun asked, hovering over him. "Good. It's more interesting this way."