After being reborn, I'm no longer going to play the role of a spoiled rich kid.

Chapter 73 The Luxurious Wedding of the Century
People in Gangcheng and Nancheng tend to believe in feng shui, and Hu Baoshan believed that she was too unlucky, so he didn't want to bring her along.

When news of Jiang Chengjie's impending marriage to Hu Baoshan spread, her ex-boyfriend Wei Mingshu couldn't sit still. Although her family background was decent, it was simply not enough in the eyes of these heirs of top-tier wealthy families.

Before Zhou Qichun was dumped by Wei Mingshu, he had already been following Hu Baoshan and had gotten to know He Maochun.

She attended You Sijia and Meng Weiyuan's wedding as He Maochun's date.

In these three days, Zhou Qichun really broadened his horizons.

Everyone received a bottle of champagne, and even a gift bag. The hotel was a seven-star luxury hotel, with each room having a dedicated butler to fulfill any request.

Attending the wedding banquet every day involves changing into a different dress. If a stylist is needed, the two families hosting the banquet will provide both a makeup artist and a stylist. The chefs who will be there to sit at the banquet are another story altogether; it's a completely different level from wedding banquets in China.

The venue offers golf and polo, providing a variety of sports and entertainment options for guests to enjoy.
Zhou Qichun was somewhat troubled when he received Hu Dahai's message.

The guests were all very considerate and didn't post photos of the newlyweds on social media platforms like Instagram and Weibo. However, she did have some connection with Hu Dahai, and in the entertainment industry, she really couldn't afford to offend the most "authoritative" paparazzi in China.

He Maochun was a playboy, still in the hotel this afternoon. He hugged her naked body from behind, asking, "What are you thinking about?"

The dinner was the main event, so the guests spent most of the day freely moving around.

He Maochun took Zhou Qichun to the hotel and they partied together.

"No, it's nothing..." Zhou Qichun's voice trembled slightly as the man's hot back pressed against her. These rich kids were too extravagant; her legs were still trembling.

He Maochun didn't care whether Zhou Qichun told him the truth or not. He was in high spirits and prepared to suppress Zhou Qichun again to relieve his tension.

Zhou Qichun was somewhat afraid of him. While refusing, she whispered, "Second Young Master, I think Miss You's wedding was beautifully decorated. I also took a lot of photos. Can I post them?"

She wasn't He Maochun's official girlfriend, but like everyone else, she called him "Second Young Master".

He Maochun had little patience. He saw Zhou Qichun's refusal as a form of playful banter between the two of them. He pressed on Zhou Qichun's waist, breathing heavily, and said, "Send it! With thousands of people, they can't possibly ask to check your phone. Just make sure no one else appears in the photos."

Whether it's the newlyweds or the guests at the wedding banquet.

As for the venue, it's not a big deal.

After sending a message to Zhou Qichun, Hu Dahai didn't receive a reply. He reached up and pinched the bridge of his nose.

[Dog Bro: This is a professional Waterloo for me, sigh.]

Hu Dahai has many followers on Weibo, and his post immediately attracted numerous comments and inquiries.

"Dog Bro has a professional Waterloo? I don't believe it!"

"Back then, you were able to expose how a certain company was protecting its top star, so in my mind, Brother Dog was omnipotent! You can't believe you've suffered a Waterloo!"

"Huh? Judging from Dog Bro's location, he's in London? Could it be..."

"Is Dog Bro at the scene?! Holy crap, is that the scene that's been getting all over the internet lately?"

"Brother Gou, you've really made something of yourself! The street you located seems to be not far from the rumored scene, huh?" Hu Dahai replied to a fan's comment while angrily biting into his bread.

[Dog Bro: Hmm, yes, at the scene, outside the scene. *bitter smile*]

[Dog Bro: This is a real Waterloo. The Chinese don't lie to each other; they're incredibly awesome and powerful. There are security personnel everywhere outside, like mercenaries. I'm truly shocked.]

[Dog Bro: Sigh. You ask what I'm doing right now? I've been eating dry bread for three days and three nights.]

His reply immediately amused his fans in the comments section of his Weibo post.

"Hilarious, even Dog Bro couldn't get in? That's really impressive."

"Forget it, Dog Bro, you should just leave. Is this the family from Beijing getting married? Last time, didn't Li Wenjie accidentally leak someone's fiancée's photo? It was deleted online almost instantly, and those gossipy, brainless fans actually paid money to apologize for a few words. Let's not get involved in this mess. I'm still looking forward to your insider gossip!"

"My god, I suddenly understand why the weddings of big shots are different from those in the entertainment industry. When the Heavenly King got married, although paparazzi and media were not allowed to enter, a lot of photos from the wedding day were still leaked. Look at these big shots, their weddings last for several days, and not a single word can be found online."

Just as netizens were discussing it, Hu Dahai finally received a few pictures.

Besides sending a message to Zhou Qichun, there were also two big-name celebrities present.

However, they were formally invited to perform on stage.

In China, she would be considered a true national-level singer.

I heard that in addition to hiring two domestic singers, there were also many international superstars at the wedding.

What Hu Dahai has received now are several videos and photos, all from the banquet and the performances.

Hu Dahai immediately sat up straight in the driver's seat, opened a video, and exclaimed "Holy crap!"

These are all Grammy Award-winning superstars, big names that even people outside the entertainment industry would recognize. Now they're appearing in the Kensington Palace auditorium like cabbages.

Hu Dahai immediately edited the videos and posted them on Weibo.

There were still quite a few people discussing Hu Dahai's Weibo post, and suddenly, after refreshing the page, they saw a new video. At first, netizens didn't pay much attention to it, and seeing the text "wedding concert" on Hu Dahai's Weibo video, they even felt that it was a bit cliché.

Concerts and the like are hardly anything new at weddings.

However, as soon as everyone clicked on the video, the barrage of comments almost unanimously featured Chinese cultural elements.

I just couldn't resist at all!

Previously, many people posted online about how much it would cost to invite celebrities to their birthday parties. The appearance fee for a minor celebrity in China might be a few hundred thousand RMB, while for a big-name celebrity, it's not RMB, but US dollars, with the most expensive being three million US dollars.

As for international superstars, the amount could be as high as five or six million US dollars.

So how could the audience not be in an uproar when they saw the big names who were rumored to have sold out every show on their global tour in the video posted by Hu Dahai?
(End of this chapter)