Friendship takes center stage early on | The protagonist starts dating midway through | A large ensemble cast overall
As the youngest son of the Jiang family, Jiang Muye has no need to worry about the family business: his eldest brother and sister have it covered, while his second brother and sister are both making a name for themselves in their respective fields.
Jiang Muye can rightfully enjoy life without worrying about the future. Then one day, two childhood friends who used to lie flat with him announce they are starting a business. His buddies are done lying flat, so Jiang Muye ends up running a club and begins settling into a daily work routine.
What if no customers show up?
No problem. The guys can just make a video or two, and the army of voice fans will come flooding in.
What if a companion slacks off at work, drives the boss crazy, and even blocks the team leader?
Don’t worry. The guys will go find you in person.
One day, Jiang Muye runs into the companion who gave him a heart attack again. The guy has knocked the boss’s account down two ranks and blocked him, too. There’s no way Jiang Muye can let that go without confronting him in person.
Jiang Muye hops on his motorcycle and sets off without a second thought.
“Bang, bang, bang.”
As the lock turns, a timid young man appears before him.
So fair, so pretty.
“He must have had a reason for ditching the job,” Jiang Muye thinks.
Jiang Muye had planned to get his losses back and fire the guy on the spot, but he quickly puts that thought out of his mind.
Not bad, relatively new