Workers Don't Do Romance

Cheng Ji graduated from a technical secondary school, where he studied welding and auto repair and built himself broad shoulders and long legs. After being dragged into underground fighting for two years, he came out the other side as a thug and bodyguard. Thanks to his face, he caught the eye of the Gu family’s young master and was hired to serve at his side. A few tens of thousands a month seemed like a pretty promising way to make a living. Unfortunately, the good times didn’t last. The young master started getting handsy with him. Cheng Ji went to the young master’s father. “I’m a respectable man!!!” Master Gu handed him a check for one million yuan. Cheng Ji: “Yes, sir. I know what to do.” The young master was a bit of a pervert, and Cheng Ji suffered through plenty at his hands. At last, the young master graduated from college and got engaged. At the same time, Cheng Ji received another check, this one for two million yuan, and promptly got out of there. Five years later, the young master had made a name for himself in Jing City and become the eldest young master of the Gu family. Cheng Ji had bought several properties and opened an auto repair shop. He spent his days quietly, occasionally going out to collect rent. One day, a Bentley pulled up beside him on the road. Cheng Ji turned his head and said, “Huh?” The next second, he was shoved into the back seat. The young master, no, the eldest young master, sat upright and shot him a cold glance. “Cheng Ji.” “Right here.” Cheng Ji sat up straight. “What can I do for you?” The eldest young master Gu immediately started tearing at his clothes. “Wait, wait!” Cheng Ji covered his chest. “I’m not in that line of work anymore.” · On his twenty-second birthday, Gu Zhiheng had a ring ready and planned to propose to the person he loved. But he waited from morning until night, only to hear that the person had taken two million yuan and left without a word. Had the past four years just been him fooling himself? He didn’t believe it. 1. Peacock x fun-loving troublemaker 2. Both leads are each other’s first and only 3. The leads can talk things out; a short story with a bittersweet-sweet romance Theme: Keep looking on the bright side of life, and happiness is within reach.