[Comedy, not a wish-fulfillment story] “If I could do it all over again, I’d never make a fool of myself over some woman!” Qian Xuejian thinks this at the wedding of his unrequited love, Wu Hui.
He can’t remember how the wedding went. All he remembers is that he really did look like a clown, putting on a clown show.
“Qian Xuejian, thank you. You’ve been by my side all this way.” Looking at the tears glistening in Wu Hui’s eyes as she stands in her pure white wedding dress, he thinks, “Damn it, shouldn’t I be the one crying?” For Wu Hui, he gave up the family business, recklessly dumping it on his younger sister, who was still a sophomore in college, while he followed Wu Hui, the disowned child of the Wu family, around like a lackey, working himself to the bone for her. But once she made it, the first thing she did was dump the man who loved her, and in the end, she turned around and married a foreigner.
Qian Xuejian hadn’t really wanted to come, but in the end, he didn’t want Wu Hui to get the wrong idea, so he came anyway.
“Wu Hui, ‘without regret’... but now I regret it!” In the end, Qian Xuejian keeps these honest words to himself. He still doesn’t want to ruin the happiest day of Wu Hui’s life.
That night, after the wedding ends, he lies down on the sofa.
At that moment, he is keeping the ring box for the groom. He opens his little sister’s handwritten novel and gazes at the curly-haired little witch she drew in simple lines. He drifts off, and when he wakes, he has transmigrated into the otherworldly novel, becoming the Holy Son of the Temple, Anatoly.
“This time, I’ll pursue only fame and fortune. I definitely won’t get caught up in love again!”
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