You Framed Me at Our Engagement, and Now I’m a Top-Tier Star After Prison. Why Are You Crying?

Zhao Wuxu was framed for rape by his fiancée and spent three years in prison. After binding himself to the Take Advice System, he went on a rampage the moment he got out.

One song, Tears Behind Bars, brought back painful memories for countless people and warned many who were about to go astray.

One song, People Like Me, voiced the heartache of so many whose talents had gone unrecognized.

One essay, On Young China, set the literary world ablaze and was even added to the national curriculum.

One book, The Three-Body Problem, carried the banner of Chinese science fiction and shattered the claim that Chinese people lacked imagination.

One film, The Wandering Earth, swept the global box office and became an enduring monument of Chinese science fiction cinema.

Many years later.

A reporter asks, "Mr. Zhao, how did you become a top-tier star in so many fields?"

Zhao Wuxu answers calmly, "With no woman in my heart, my career thrives like a god's."

The reporter asks again, "What if Yang Mi, Ya Ya, or Zhao Lusi were pursuing you?"

Zhao Wuxu replies, "Leave out the 'what if'!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.