Living with a displaced identity, Wen Xi finds a sense of order within a business marriage. Her husband, Shang Chen, is rigorous and rigid, yet he studies “how to write love letters” for her and stands up to counter every slight directed at her. When outsiders question whether their marriage is nothing more than a transaction, Wen Xi asks him beneath a sky filled with fireworks, “Between us, besides cooperation, what else can there be?” He bends down and places a long-overdue wedding ring on her finger. The answer speaks for itself. (Source: Chinese = 红果短剧 app || Translation = kisskh) ~~ Adapted from the web novel "Xin Hun Man Shu" (新婚慢熟), also known as "Shang Xian Sheng, Xin Hun Qing Jie Zhi!" (商先生，新婚请节制！), by Jie Jie (芥婕). Edit Translation
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They keep the quality for the sequel
I watched this drama on 10 January 2026 and tried to rewatch to get better review.For a sequel, it's above average. Although the plot doesn't have any substantial progress, it still maintains the quality of the first season. The plot mainly revolves around the daily lives of the two main characters. The first season saw them progress from complete strangers to semi-mature adults, while this season shows their journey from semi-mature to fully mature.
I especially love watching FL tease the ML. She's a straightforward person who knows the answer but pretends to be stubborn and old-fashioned, and then seeing him look pitiful like a puppy looks so satisfying.
ML's old-fashioned character is further developed, and it's clear he's growing to love the FL and starting to change. The older brother still has limited screen time, but his appearances are always impactful.
The cons is the lack of original audio and editing is kind rushed. However, the overall viewing experience is still very good.
Recommended to watch.
