Chapter 88 [Ha, it's none of his business to comment on the Zhou family patriarch's wedding!]

The young couple must have just come down from the stage, changed their clothes, and gone straight up to the third floor to offer toasts. There were still so many guests outside, and they couldn't keep everyone waiting, so Zhou Pingchuan let Xia Mian go.

Finally free, Xia Mian let out a long sigh of relief and gulped down the iced juice.

Zhou Pingchuan glanced at him and saw that the color had faded from his face before instructing, "Come in."

The newlyweds chose classic red for their toasting attire; Zhou Ting wore a bright red, while Xia Mingzhao opted for a wine-red. Standing together, they looked like a match made in heaven.

Xia Mian was quite happy to see the main characters finally get together. Xia Mingzhao, on the other hand, probably hadn't expected him to be there, and his steps noticeably faltered.

But he only paused for a moment before raising his glass: "Thank you for coming despite your busy schedule, Third Master. Ah Ting and I would like to toast you."

According to etiquette, Zhou Pingchuan was the elder of the Zhou family, so this sentence should have been said by Zhou Ting. Zhou Pingchuan found it strange, but he wouldn't argue with the newcomer, so he picked up his wine glass and drank it all in one gulp.

Xia Mian was completely out of it, her mind filled with the image of sitting on Zhou Pingchuan just now.

And what's even more outrageous is that he suddenly remembered that he had also mentioned "holding a grand and extravagant wedding" when he woke up from his dream this morning!

He originally intended to give Zhou Pingchuan a grand celebration, but now it's his turn.

Xia Mian couldn't help but roll her eyes.

Zhou Ting, who hadn't spoken a word since entering, grew increasingly pale.

"Uncle, we won't disturb you any longer. We hope you enjoy your meal." Xia Mingzhao bowed to Zhou Ting and then pulled him out of the private room.

Looking at his nephew, who seemed to have lost his soul, Zhou Pingchuan narrowed his eyes, deep in thought.

After greeting all the guests, the grand event, which could be described as a "wedding of the century," came to an end. The guests had a great time, but only those involved truly knew the joys and sorrows they experienced.

Whether in the financial or entertainment circles, the union of Zhou and Xia's families has attracted a great deal of attention. From the morning onwards, reports about the wedding have flooded the internet, occupying the top spots on major social media platforms.

@RichManVision: [Wedding of the Century! The Zhou family heir spends a fortune for love; their vows amidst a sea of ​​tulips are incredibly moving!]

@全民娱: [Novel plot comes true: A match made in heaven, we could change the seasons for you]

@EntertainmentNews: [Young Master Xia brings Intercontinental Cinemas to the Zhou Mansion, Pétaine sheds tears on stage]

Moreover, Kepler and Sharpe's stocks also quickly rose to their daily limit—capital always finds ways to fleece retail investors.

The Xia family, in particular, has suffered from years of mismanagement and a significant reduction in their capital, leading to a decreasing valuation in the eyes of their partners in recent years. Today, they have finally received an olive branch from their partners once again.

Zhoujiaxia Furniture was the winner at this wedding.

Meanwhile, "Our Little Life" also benefited greatly, with the editing team working hard to produce several wedding clips, announcing that the full wedding episode will be broadcast next week.

That very night, the number of reservations on the platform exceeded 5 million, and the viewership of the previous episodes also doubled.

[Tonight, online store sales suddenly surged. If we can reach the top spot in the category, I'll give the two newcomers an extra big gift!] Rebecca shared the good news in the group chat.

Xu Ning checked her inbox: [Wow, I've gained followers too! I've joined the ranks of million-follower content creators! Hahahaha!]

The group chat was buzzing with excitement as everyone shared their joy. However, while some were happy, others were sad. Xia Mian's Weibo followers also increased, but the increase was accompanied by even more criticism.

The doubts about his vanity and impetuosity, which had been suppressed with great difficulty, have resurfaced under the impact of the large amount of traffic and are showing signs of intensifying.

Zhao Wei had a plan in place and quickly mobilized his online army to suppress the criticism in the early stages of its development, preventing it from trending on social media.

“After a while, the public will forget about it,” Zhao Wei said. “Don’t worry, just focus on recording the variety show.”

Xia Mian hummed in agreement.

What good is worrying? People who want to mess with him will still mess with him anyway.

Over the next few days, as required by the production team, the guests continued to complete their visits and added many interactive elements, such as the guests observing each other's daily lives and making reactions.

The days passed quickly in a busy rush, and soon it was the weekend. "Our Little Life [Wedding Special Edition]" was officially launched.

Viewers who had been following the series closely were already glued to their phones and tablets, and many passersby who came to watch the wedding had also pre-ordered memberships.

As soon as the list was updated, they clicked on it as quickly as possible.

Weddings at wealthy families are incredibly lively, with cannons firing continuously from the start of the scene. The photographer used a drone to capture a distant view, and then the screen split into two, showing Zhou Ting and Xia Mingzhao on different sides.

They both look so good even without makeup.

They're such a perfect match, a match made in heaven!

[I hate people like this who are late even when helping with the wedding procession! It's someone else's life-changing event, and they're not punctual!]

【The wedding procession hasn't even started yet, has it?】

[The Liu family's young master arrived early, so why should Xia Mian be late?]

[Stop arguing! Look, Zhou Ting secretly pulled Xia Mian away; they're whispering to each other. The guests have a much better relationship than you think, so why are you fighting?]

The group set off to pick up the bride. Xu Ning, who loves excitement, and Rebecca designed nearly ten games for the wedding procession, almost driving Zhou Ting's group of brothers crazy.

After much effort, Zhou Ting finally took Xia Mingzhao away. The Rolls-Royce convoy, like a winding dragon, slowly drove into the sea of ​​tulips.

[My God, Zhou Ting's love is truly admirable TT]

[I usually have to think carefully before buying even two tulips, but he found tens of thousands of them all at once, all in just one day, just to give Xia Mingzhao a perfect wedding... I'm starting to get love-struck, sob sob]

[It must be even grander and more beautiful with the guests watching live, right? What's wrong with Xia Mian? He has such a long face, like someone owes him five million.]

He fantasizes about being rich every day, even making the chef call him "young master," but when he arrives at the scene, he finds that people are actually living the life he dreams of, and he feels terrible.

Wait a minute, did you guys hear what he said?

So focused on the tulips, everyone was so engrossed in the conversation that they didn't really pay attention to the guests' comments. When they saw the comments, they quickly rewound and skipped back.

Xu Ning sighed, "If the eldest grandson of the first branch of the family can have such a grand wedding, I really don't know what it will be like when the head of the Zhou family gets married."

Xia Mian said expressionlessly, "It's fine as it is."

The comments section exploded in a split second!

[Xu Ning said Zhou Ting's wedding was a grand affair, and he actually said, "It'll be alright." What, is his wedding even grander?]

Is he having another delusional episode? Production team, I advise you to kick this rich guy out of the show as soon as possible!

[Just a quick aside: I think his "it's just so-so" was a response to his statement, "I really don't know what it will be like when he becomes the head of the Zhou family."]

[Ha, it's none of his business to comment on the Zhou family patriarch's wedding!]

Human nature has a dark side, and criticism is always more likely to generate interest than praise. Because of one sentence, the number of comments reached its peak tonight, densely packed, all of them cursing Xia Mian.

Soon, someone cut out this clip and posted it on Weibo. Just like the bullet comments, sarcastic and abusive comments such as "renting a house to show off wealth," "hiring a chef to satisfy his spoiled brat tendencies," and "vain monster" completely dominated the comment section, turning it into a carnival of condemnation against Xia Mian.