In the world of Vanity Fair, Ji Xiao is the aloof movie king who stands on the altar, a top-level god who is ascetic and untouchable in the eyes of thousands of believers. But under the dark night, on the other side of the safe where no one knows, he is just a "parasitic dog" fed by Lin Zhixu himself and sunk to the extreme.
This taboo game, which started in an Italian town and ended at the secret door next door, was controlled by Lin Zhixu in an airtight manner. She is the iron-blooded female boss of the "Tallin Mind" group, and the sole dealer of all Ji Xiao's artistic inspiration and spiritual order. She used a well-designed "wall-smashing accident" to open a valve to the restricted area between their apartments; and when the truth was about to explode, she used resources as a cage to exile Ji Xiao to a remote mountain crew for a whole year.
A year later, Ji Xiao proudly walked through the secret door with the Best Actor trophy. What greeted him was not Wen Nuan, but the secret heir who looked exactly like him and was named "Lin Yuji" after his mother's name.
When the agent and his parents tried to cut off the connection between them by "selling the house", Lin Zhixu arranged the final death in Coloane, Macau: she bought his former residence, welded the secret door of the safe, and announced to the whole city that it was a "celebrity psychological therapy room." At this point, the relationship between the two has been completely "offshore" under the cover of law and public relations.
He is a god worshiped by the whole world, but he only wants to legally cross the border, kneel on her black sand beach, and be a shady believer.
Reader comments
It's quite funny, and the whole logic is broken. Let the male protagonist have some snacks
It's quite funny, and the whole logic is broken. Let the male protagonist have some snacks