AI short drama My Boyfriend 孙哥, 景甜 asks 孙哥 for 50 million US dollars, 孙哥 writes a 10,000-word narrative explaining the whole story

"My Boyfriend, Brother Sun" EP-1 & EP-2 Script. Jing Tian's first-person narration: A 1200 RMB injection, 50 million USD in cash—she'd never seen them, only heard them from Brother Sun over the phone in the Montage Laguna Beach. Brother Sun's first words were, "Let me think about it." From being criticized as a "resource-backed actress" and a "Golden Broom" for her role in "The Warring States," to the "sweet" tattooed on her heart as an athlete, to the immense popularity of "Sito," the 7.22 million RMB fine, and the three-year ban on advertising. In the autumn of 2025, she met Brother Sun through an introduction—only to find out that in 2007 he had left a 40-minute message on Renren.com, ending with just "Hello," and she hadn't accepted his request. At the Rosewood Hotel, she saw Cattelan's 6.2 million USD banana, booked a movie, spent an hour filing his nails, made him call her "Mom," and gave 30 million RMB in betrothal gifts to Jing Guoqing and Tian Xin'ai. Soneva Jani proposed in the Maldives, and she said the diamond ring was too small. She booked an entire floor of Laguna Beach for 30 days, injected herself into her lower abdomen, and on the eighth day, demanded 50 million USD. He said, "Let me think about it." The next day, she called back and remained silent for eleven seconds. She hung up, closed the ovulation-inducing injections in the refrigerator, and left with a suitcase. Later, his lawyer issued a 10,000-word statement titled "My Girlfriend Jing Tian," while her studio wrote eight words: "Trust the law, leave it to the court."

Jing Tian asks Brother Sun for 50 million in a montage.

Jing Tian had calculated the costs of surrogacy, the child, three years of being single, fines, and debt, and her asking price was fifty million US dollars. Brother Sun said, "Let me think about it." This was the first time since they met that he hadn't immediately given her an answer. Listening to Hai on the phone, she went over in advance what she would do if he said no.

Jing Tian hung up and Sun Ge left alone.

She counted the eleven seconds it took to call back. He said he could send someone to the clinic, but she said no. After hanging up, she glanced at the unfinished ovulation-inducing injections, checked out, and left the entire floor for the cleaning staff. Sun Ge wrote 10,000 words, but she didn't finish reading them—she felt he loved the 2007 photo and the eighteen years of waiting, not her.