Ye Chen, once you go in, I'll help you romance your female lead, so you don't have to worry too much

Young Master Fei was flustered.

The protagonist of this book was Ye Chen; anyone else could be missing, but Ye Chen could not be missing.

Immediately, Young Master Fei made a phone call to inquire about the situation, beating around the bush to ask his acquaintances at the police station.

He originally intended to bail the person out, but found that it seemed impossible.

He once thought.

Although he was the heir of the Four Great Families, his foundation was still too shallow, and he was still unfamiliar with high-level people.

However, it was strange; logically speaking, it was not a big deal.

Could it be that he had to use Father Fei's connections?

Although Father Fei was far away in South America, disturbing him just for a few days of detention seemed somewhat inappropriate.

However, emergencies required expedient measures, so he had no choice.

Just as Young Master Fei was having all sorts of random thoughts, the other party added that someone had already bailed him out.

Bailed out?

Wasn't that a matter for celebration?

As a result, the other party said that because Ye Chen's attitude was too arrogant, he had been locked up again, and the director was withstanding the pressure to lock him up for at least a full week.

Now nobody could do anything no matter who came!

"..."

Not to mention, it really had this flavor.

Although he didn't know who helped bail him out, Ye Chen had just arrived in South City and hadn't had time to develop connections. His own people only included Jiu Yun, so logically there shouldn't be anyone with enough influence over the upper echelons of the police station.

However, it didn't matter anymore now.

That director was a well-known mild-tempered person near and far; he didn't know what on earth Ye Chen had done to piss him off.

However, if he was angry, Ye Chen wouldn't be coming out anytime soon.

Just being locked up for a full week already required the person helping Ye Chen to have good connections.

Fine.

The idea of making Ye Chen return to his post to continue progressing the plot was dashed, and Young Master Fei had no choice but to start considering other methods.

He couldn't rely on the protagonist for the plot in these books.

Recalling carefully, the plot in the book for the upcoming period was not considered very much.

Let's not discuss things not explicitly written in the book for now.

First was Gu Xiyue's part; who was going to see through the contract fraud in her company?

With Ye Chen gone, could they just leave it be and let Gu Corporation go bankrupt?

But he couldn't go directly himself either?

The favor would be credited to him, so how would Ye Chen earn favorability then?

Hard to handle.

However...

Speaking of which, seeing through this scam trap didn't seem very troublesome.

Gu Xiyue simply failed to perceive the danger because she was right in the middle of it.

And as long as she was given a little hint, a little warning, she should be able to discover it.

In the original book, she wasn't a fool either; could the young female CEO of a large corporation have no ability? Young Master Fei himself wouldn't believe it.

Thinking about it this way, it surprisingly seemed simple.

An email would suffice.

However, could it only be sent by himself?

In addition, Chen Xiaoxiao's eye disease should have worsened, right?

Was it in the past few days? He couldn't remember clearly.

However, no matter what, this plot was time-sensitive and couldn't be delayed!

The earlier, the better.

If he waited for Ye Chen to come out, she would likely go blind directly and never be able to see again.

It seemed that was the only way...

After deep thought and analysis for a long time, having no other way out, he could only make up his mind.

If Ye Chen wasn't around, he would just have to take on his tasks himself.

Who told him this was his mission? When romancing the female leads, as long as he controlled the intensity and adhered to the three-no principle, there shouldn't be any problems.

It was fine as long as he didn't show his face, didn't make a fuss, and didn't try too hard.

Not showing his face meant not letting the female leads know of his existence, and having them think all of this was Ye Chen's merit.

Not making a fuss meant not letting others know about his work, and working quietly.

Not trying too hard meant not crossing the line while helping Ye Chen progress the plot, doing superfluous work, and strictly controlling every link of plot production.

He only needed to leave behind Ye Chen's name afterwards.

Anyway, Ye Chen would only be happy to accept the unprovoked female lead favorability.

After all, the original book was just this kind of brainless type.

And based on his contact, Ye Chen was precisely this kind of person.

Although Ye Chen's main storyline right now was to unite the Four Great Families of South City, and subsequently unite the Southern Kingdom business world.

Yet he was also a stallion; facing beauties, his main strategy was to accept all comers.

The book showed that he accepted spies sent by opponents to execute honey traps without a single doubt.

After all, only beauties contributed to his success.

As for those who weren't beauties, then he was sorry...

Therefore, even if the female leads' expressions were a bit strange, he probably wouldn't think much of it. Confident in his charm, he would only think they were throwing themselves at him recklessly.

And since things were done under the guise of his name, the female leads would only direct their gratitude toward him.

The achieved effect should be no different from the original book.

Mm, very reasonable.

It seemed he had to do the job himself.

He didn't expect that one day he, Fei Yangyao, would actually start acting as a matchmaker.

A villain actually had to worry about the protagonist's affairs.

Seriously, was there double pay?

After finishing his analysis, he snapped back to his senses and was just about to open his laptop to write an email when he noticed the little maid beside him with A Jiu, who had squeezed over at some point, both of them looking at that subordinate's phone.

The two of them squeezed beside him, one on the left and one on the right.

On one side were magnificent mountain peaks, contrasting with the boundless flat fields unfolding on the other.

The three of them were squeezed into the shape of the Chinese character for "river".

Accompanied further by the faint scent of laundry detergent on their bodies and a trace of sour, milky fragrance...

Sour? Mm, A Jiu needed to take a bath; after washing, it should be all milky and fragrant.

Wait, what was he thinking? Was this something a villain should think about?

Sin, sin.

Shaking his head to dispel the inappropriate thoughts, Young Master Fei was just about to say something when he discovered...

"What are you two doing?"

Only then did he realize that he had been so focused on analyzing and "analyzing" that his phone hadn't been turned off, and all of Ye Chen's embarrassing state had been seen completely by A Jiu.

Finished. Ye Chen's perfect image was ruined in her heart.

Eh? What did this have to do with him?

Young Master Fei simply deduced it. It seemed, it seemed no matter how he looked at it, it couldn't be counted on his head; no matter how he looked at it, he had nothing to do with this matter.

"Th-this is the young master? He dumped A Jiu just to drop a deuce on the street? Clearly, clearly he could have done it at home." She wore an aggrieved expression, on the verge of crying.

Young Master Fei thought about it; he still needed to salvage Ye Chen's image.

He wasn't afraid of Ye Chen's image collapsing; what he feared was the butterfly effect interfering with himself.

Logically, from the book up until the time it was axed, A Jiu was always utterly loyal to Ye Chen.

If she let her know that the young master relieved himself anywhere...

There shouldn't be anyone who would hold high loyalty toward someone who relieved himself everywhere, right?

For the sake of his own control over the plot, he still had to save the situation a little bit.

"No, A Jiu, you misunderstood. This is an actor I found, specially acting out such ugly deeds and then posting them online to smear your young master."

"Really? He's not the young master?" A Jiu's eyes flashed with a trace of doubt.

"Really not!" Young Master Fei nodded repeatedly and said.

Hearing this sentence, A Jiu visibly breathed a sigh of relief, her face revealing a reassuring expression.

It seemed she hadn't heard the content of his phone call with the police station people just now.

"But why act this out?"

Young Master Fei was stunned for a moment, then replied, "Because I have a conflict with him, so I want to take revenge on him."

After hearing this, A Jiu was silent for a moment, then looked seriously at Young Master Fei and said, "I'm sorry. Although I don't know what the young master did wrong, and I can't apologize on the young master's behalf, I still hope you can feel a bit better."

Having finished speaking, A Jiu bowed three times toward Young Master Fei with a solemn face, her movements as standard as a palace maid in Qing dynasty dramas.

"No, do you know what happened?"

Why are you defaulting to your young master being in the wrong? What's with that deadpan serious look?

"First bow!" She supplied the sound effects for herself unprompted.

And isn't the etiquette for your apology wrong?

"Stop bowing, stop bowing, I forgive him."