Chapter 75 Troublemaker #1 Appears
byChapter 75: Troublemaker No. 1 Appears
Wen Yuchen picked up his phone, and his eyes were immediately flooded with messages from Lu Chenghe.
As soon as he opened them, he was instantly captivated by Zheng Zheng—the chubby little guy looked exceptionally adorable in every candid shot.
Wen Yuchen saved all the photos before replying to Lu Chenghe.
Wen Yuchen: “I saw them, I saw them. I was just eating earlier.”
Wen Yuchen: “No need to rush Zheng Zheng’s meal—he can eat after he wakes up.”
Wen Yuchen: “Have you eaten?”
Lu Chenghe: “Yes, I have. Did you enjoy your lunch?”
Wen Yuchen: “It was fine—meat and vegetables. I’m not picky.”
Lu Chenghe: “How was your first day at work? Getting used to it?”
Wen Yuchen: “It’s okay.”
Lu Chenghe: “Are you heading to your parents’ place or back to your own home tonight?”
Wen Yuchen: “Back to my own place.”
Lu Chenghe: "Got it (*^▽^*)"
Lu Chenghe: “I’ll take Zheng Zheng straight home after work tonight.”
Wen Yuchen: “Yeah, thanks for your hard work.”
Lu Chenghe: “No problem at all.”
......
Around two o’clock, Zheng Zheng woke up, so Lu Chenghe had to end the chat with Wen Yuchen and take the little guy for lunch.
The little guy was still groggy, his eyes barely open—but his stomach was already growling.
Zheng Zheng refused to eat on his own, so Lu Chenghe held him and fed him whatever he wanted.
Meanwhile, Wen Yuchen had to return to work.
His scene wasn’t scheduled for this set but the next one. In the meantime, he wandered around to relieve his numb backside.
“Cut, cut, cut! Yang Mobai—go rest and touch up your makeup. Su Nai—try to get into the mood!” the assistant director shouted through a megaphone.
“Got it,” Su Nai replied reluctantly.
This Su Nai was the same person who’d made sarcastic remarks earlier while Wen Yuchen and Yang Mobai were talking.
Wen Yuchen deliberately waited until Yang Mobai finished her makeup touch-up before approaching to ask, “So that’s Su Nai?”
Yang Mobai nodded and leaned in, whispering, “Yes—that’s him. He’s so fussy.”
Wen Yuchen: “Why didn’t I see him this morning?”
Yang Mobai: “He had no scenes this morning. Like the lead actors, he only shows up when he’s shooting. And yet his fans still praise him for being ‘dedicated.’ Anyway, I’ve got to go—talk later.”
Wen Yuchen nodded. “Yeah, go ahead.”
Yang Mobai instantly slipped into character—her delivery and acting left Wen Yuchen in awe.
Wen Yuchen pulled out his phone and opened Weibo to look up this actor named Su Nai.
The moment he launched the app, he was greeted with 99+ unread messages.
Most were from fans urging him to post content.
It made sense—Wen Yuchen hadn’t posted anything in nearly eight or nine days.
He had little to share. His current appearance wasn’t suited for Weibo selfies, and he wasn’t in the habit of taking photos anyway—so he had very few pictures.
After some thought, Wen Yuchen decided to post photos of Zheng Zheng.
Most of the images Lu Chenghe had sent featured Zheng Zheng prominently, with minimal background visible.
So Wen Yuchen uploaded several photos of Zheng Zheng, captioning them: “Zheng Zheng: ‘Dragon Fruit Flavor.’”
After posting, he switched to a secondary account to search for Su Nai.
Su Nai, a male Omega, appeared in photos radiating innocence, delicacy, and naivety.
His face possessed a youthful, pure charm—perfect for roles in innocent campus dramas.
His fans often called him *Nai Bao* (“Milk Treasure”). For some reason, Wen Yuchen found the nickname slightly cringe—but to each their own; people could call him whatever they liked.
Su Nai was also a popular, buzzworthy star—his fame just slightly trailing Yang Mobai’s.
When *Ode to Gallantry* began production, Su Nai was cast only as the third male lead—a decision that enraged his fans. They flooded the comment section, complaining: “Why is our *gege* only the third male lead—not even second?”
The second male lead, Chen Jia, had recently returned from overseas to pursue his career domestically and lacked a substantial fanbase in China. Su Nai’s fans boldly launched an attack.
Unexpectedly, though Chen Jia’s fanbase was smaller, they were formidable. They stayed up all night, firing back with sharp counterattacks—leaving Su Nai’s fans too intimidated to respond.
Su Nai’s fans, proud of their *gege*’s divine looks, were ruthlessly dismantled by Chen Jia’s supporters—who spared no praise untouched.
The feud escalated to the point where, whenever Su Nai was mentioned, Chen Jia’s Army inevitably showed up.
Chen Jia’s Army earned their reputation in this battle, becoming known across the entertainment industry as the “Gatling Gunners.”
The term “Gatling” made Wen Yuchen chuckle.
Just as he was enjoying the amusement, it was time for Wen Yuchen to go on camera.
Wen Yuchen’s scene didn’t involve the lead actors—it was a dialogue with the second male lead (Chen Jia), the second female lead (Yang Mobai), and the third male lead (Su Nai).
It was a simple scene—no fight choreography, just a few physical movements.
Wen Yuchen delivered his lines step by step, as required.
Yang Mobai performed smoothly as well.
At one point, following the third male lead’s line, Wen Yuchen was supposed to take a step forward.
When Su Nai delivered his line, Wen Yuchen stepped forward. Yang Mobai and Chen Jia, following the script, drew their swords to guard against further action.
But before Yang Mobai and Chen Jia could fully unsheathe their weapons, Su Nai tripped—and fell flat on the ground.
“CUT!!” The assistant director sounded exasperated. “What now?! Is there glue on the floor or something?!”
"Why are you being so harsh to me?" Su Nai retorted defiantly, "Do you know how aggressive he was just now? I already mentioned my heat is coming soon, and he still scared me!"
As an Omega, delicate and with a background not to be trifled with, the assistant director suppressed his anger and said, "Su Nai, this part of the scene is designed this way. Wen Yuchen wasn’t trying to scare you."
Su Nai pushed back, "You say he wasn’t, but weren’t you watching? He was so fierce just now! Besides, he’s had issues with me before, and the way he looked at me was terrifying. Is it wrong for me to be scared?"
Hearing this, Wen Yuchen was speechless: ...... Huh, me?
Wen Yuchen hadn’t expected to have his own "part in this." He didn’t recall any past conflicts with Su Nai—this person hadn’t even appeared in his previous past controversies.
Crossing his arms, he stepped forward and asked, "Excuse me, may I interrupt? When did I ever have any issues with you?"
Su Nai couldn’t provide a clear explanation and hemmed and hawed, "You wore the same outfit as me last time and posted on Weibo right after I did. Wasn’t that intentional?"
Wen Yuchen was utterly exasperated. With a look of pure disbelief, he said insincerely, "I’m so sorry for scaring you out of your wits!"
Chen Jia stood by silently without saying a word, while Yang Mobai covered her mouth, afraid she might snort-laugh.
Other crew members whispered among themselves, and occasional laughter could be heard.
Su Nai’s face flushed crimson with anger as he exclaimed, "How can you all gang up on me like this!"
The assistant director’s anger had subsided by now. Watching the gradually setting sun, he reasoned wearily, "Teacher Su, please calm down. We only have this one scene today, and it’s rare that we don’t have night shoots. Let’s wrap early and get some rest."
After much persuasion, Su Nai grudgingly went along with it to continue filming.
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