If I don't have money to go to college, I can only go to slay the dragon.

Double pun

In the chapter of foreplay, Lin Nian was forced to do something and said, not now.

It's not that he really wanted to continue at another time, but our Nian Sang's words were exhausted.

It's like a virgin girl being held down by a big bad guy, anxious, and said, not here, not now.

He knew that normal rejections would be ignored by Mandy, so he could only make big promises, delay tactics, compromise... the wisdom of begging for mercy!

I saw that someone misunderstood the meaning in the previous post, so I would like to interpret it here.

As for the complaints about my stopping... There is no mention of going to base in the 78th law.

Even if it was force majeure caused by the plot later, it should not be the occasion of the 78th law, and it also made a pun on the sentence, not now, for fun.