Dreaming of You [Industry Novel]

Thoughtful, sharp-tongued, secretly passionate, refined scum CEO Fu VS a goofy, shameless, timid little reporter. A silly comedy. Her useless great-aunt is actually setting her up with a rich, handsome, well-connected overseas returnee who works in professional AI and big data? That fat-headed, big-eared nouveau riche with eyes in the sky, who eats and brags like nobody's business, certainly fits her great-aunt's usual style. What? That's wrong? You're saying the man who's handsome beyond belief, with a charming smile, is her blind date? Lai Wanzhou gazes up at her devastatingly handsome blind date with stars in her eyes, full of joy and admiration. Blind date: "Long time no see. Remember when you wet your pants as a kid, then pulled my pants off and went home wearing them?" ...??? This doesn't seem to be going according to the script! Isn't he just here to collect an old debt?! Completed historical romance in my author page: Cherry Blossoms in Vermilion [The Crown Prince's version] At Junjun's hundred-day celebration, Mother Queen tells me in private that the rosy-cheeked little girl is my future wife. Do I like her? Crown Prince: What's a wife? Can you eat her? Mother Queen: ...You can! Raise her well, and one day you can pick her. From then on, the Crown Prince begins the long road of raising his future wife. [Bai Jun's version] When she was little, her mother warned her not to accept gifts from those brothers with ulterior motives, especially the one from the Eastern Palace. Bai Jun: Crown Prince Brother gave me a cute little white rabbit. Mother: Good girl. I'll raise it for you. Bai Jun: Crown Prince Brother gave me a box of sweet cakes. Mother: Good girl. The cakes are so tempting. You'll get a stomachache if you eat them. From then on, Bai Jun's mother keeps a constant watch over her, afraid that the little wolf cub from the Eastern Palace will snatch her away. [The biological fathers' version] Emperor: My sons, take a good look. Minister Bai has no sons. Marry his only daughter, and once he's gone, you won't have to worry about powerful relatives on your wife's side. Former Empress: Han'er, take a good look. That's your future father-in-law, Minister Bai. Current Empress: Hao'er, take a good look. That's your future father-in-law, Minister Bai. Minister Bai: Daughter, take a good look. Those men only have eyes for your father. You can't marry any of them. Bai Jun: Father, I stupidly fell for Crown Prince Wei Zihan. What should I do? Minister Bai: Daughter, how about you go blind one more time and fall for Wei Zihao? I think he'd do. Wei Zihan: Father-in-law, I've kept myself pure for Junjun for twenty years. Is he up to the task? Minister Bai: ...You are! One-line summary: A record of the Crown Prince pursuing his wife. Childhood sweethearts and sweet romance. A goofy, sweet story. A dramatic heroine VS a supposedly "incapable" Crown Prince Crimson Lips, Vermilion Beauty [The Commandery Princess's version] I heard the minister married a fierce, jealous, money-grubbing shrew. Maid: Commandery Princess, they're talking about you! Commandery Princess: You heard wrong. I'm gentle and generous, with fair skin, a beautiful face, and long legs. Maid: ...Who said that? Commandery Princess: The minister, of course. Minister: ...I never said that. [Praying for a son] Maid: Why are you praying for a boy, Commandery Princess? I took the trouble to study the Great Qi laws. Once I give birth to the legitimate eldest son, all the wealth that pest leaves behind will end up in my purse. Minister: What makes you think you'll outlive him? Commandery Princess: With the way he works himself to the bone, he looks like he'll die young. Wait, that's a man's voice! Premise: