A mutual first love story between a gentle cool guy pursuing an arrogant beauty.
Fu Wenshan, a hot new singer in the entertainment industry, comes from a prestigious family background and has been harassed by various people since his debut, seeking sponsorship.
Xie Wanxing, a killer for handsome faces, is a rising actor with a low-key yet wealthy background, and a knack for making money.
Neither of them knows each other’s background, but one day they accidentally sleep together.
Upon waking up, Fu Wenshan, seeing Xie Wanxing’s devilishly beautiful face, thinks he’s another person seeking sponsorship.
After a few seconds of contemplation, he reluctantly abandons his principles, takes a drag of his cigarette, and, like a seasoned “sponsorship” demon, says to Xie Wanxing, “You can be with me, just behave and don’t cause trouble. The conditions are up to you.”
It takes Xie Wanxing half a minute to confirm that the person in front of him really wants to sponsor him.
He takes a deep breath and tells himself not to lose his temper.
Then, he slaps him across the face, “Get lost, you’re the one seeking sponsorship!”
Even the hotel you slept in belongs to my family. Who’s sponsoring whom?!
The two of them quarrel like elementary school kids, causing chaos, and vow never to see each other again in their lives.
However, a month later, due to a variety show, they both face a reality check and reunite under the same roof.
Xie Wanxing & Fu Wenshan:
One-line Synopsis: Two virg*ns disguise themselves as experienced individuals after rolling in the sheets, turning a sweet first love into a complicated mess.
Tags: Entertainment Industry, Light-hearted Sweet Romance, Mutual Secret Crush, Happy Ending
Fu Wenshan top, Xie Wanxing bottom.
Popular Reviews
What I particularly enjoyed was the lack of hierarchy – they were equals in their partnership, without any superiority complex. Although the absence of family drama felt unusual, considering their non-royal status, it made sense that their parents wouldn't interfere. The world-building was commendable, and the portrayal of the entertainment industry was surprisingly engaging, even if Fu Wenshan's career development was somewhat minimal.
Overall, for a 55-chapter story, it was well-rounded and entertaining. The supporting characters, especially Fu Wenshan's ABCD brothers, added a lighthearted touch with their camaraderie and unwavering support. It was an enjoyable read on the first go, but I doubt the same excitement would persist on a re-read.
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