When a War Wolf Becomes the Entertainment Industry's Boss Lady

Wang Junhao was invited by a film crew to play a Chinese-American race car driver, but while filming in the desert, a sandstorm swept him away to what seemed to be an illegal organization. Yellow sand, oases, a mysterious desert princess, exotic Middle Eastern culture, and a strict hierarchy. But why had Wang Junhao become an old, lame, low-ranking servant? Wang Junhao really wanted to say that his husband was a big shot who owned half the entertainment industry.

On top of that, hidden cameras were everywhere, monitoring everyone's every move. Most importantly, he had to rely on his son being cute to earn their food. Wang Junhao suddenly felt he had become a successful married man who lived off his husband at home and his son when he was out.

Baby Wang Ziqi was determined to feed his daddy until he was as fat as a big flower, meaning a Bengal tiger. His family's motto was that no one could go hungry, least of all his daddy. His daddy didn't need to be a doting father, but they had to be filial sons.

The film crew launched a hilariously misguided rescue mission, with desert passion and high-speed racing, never realizing that an Eastern prince dressed in silver was already coming to welcome his beloved, carrying his magic lamp and flying carpet.

Wang Junhao was filming at sea when pirates took him hostage. What, they want a ransom? They can have my husband, but don't even think about taking my son.

Prequel: The Entertainment Industry's Tough Guys Become Everyone's Favorite Couple

The story is entirely fictional and set in a parallel world. Do not associate it with any real-world country, event, or person.

Includes exotic settings, immersive filming, and a grand adventure for a married couple.

Theme: A sweet and doting romance, adventure, exotic settings, fun, lightheartedness, an angelic baby, a happy ending, and a somewhat serious plot.