[A devoted, clingy top-tier star with a devious mind × a frail-born research genius who defies fate]
[Set in a fictional entertainment industry] [Forum posts woven throughout]
Gu Chen, a top-tier singer who returned from overseas, announced his relationship with Su Nianwan, a rookie actress barely known five years ago, without the slightest warning, right at the peak of his career.
His simple declaration, “I’m in love,” sent the entire internet into a frenzy.
Five years later, a post exposing the truth upended the entertainment industry:
“This top-tier star couple was only together under a five-year business contract. They’ve now parted amicably!”
Their CP fans were devastated, waiting desperately for one of them to deny the rumors.
But Gu Chen simply tossed out a handwritten letter, dropping another bombshell:
“I’m getting married. My partner is a civilian, and she’s the one I chose when I was nine.”
The whole internet was stunned. People frantically dug for clues about his non-celebrity girlfriend, but found nothing.
Meanwhile, Gu Chen’s behavior became harder and harder to hide:
He was spotted at a prestigious academic conference, made a surprise appearance at an esports exhibition match, and liked a group photo from a reunion of a certain gifted youth class...
It wasn’t until photos from the wedding surfaced and all the pieces fell into place
that everyone understood: every one of his seemingly “bizarre” actions had something to do with her.
A reader’s guide
* Part One (Gossip): The top-tier star fooled the whole internet with a “contract relationship” just to keep her hidden.
* Part Two (Memories): How she survived, and how he waited for her.
* Part Three (Sweet Moments): The top-tier star secretly showers her with affection, while the whole internet begs his wife to make a public appearance.
This logic doesn't hold true at all, okay😊😊😊😊Didn't you get along with the heroine during these five years? Now that I have the ability to cover up my real girlfriend, I can prevent the scandal of having one girlfriend in the circle and one girlfriend outside the circle, running two boats. Then why go to all the trouble of having a nominal partner. . . . Cover up and fall in love with the heroine. . . . I have to hold on to falling in love with the heroine, and at the same time I have to hold on to making an agreement to fall in love with someone else. Need I say which of these two things is more difficult? Grandpa asked the male protagonist the original text, "You are now Gu Chen, a popular singer all over China. Tens of millions of people outside are watching you. When you fall in love, tens of millions of people watch you fall in love. When you get married, tens of millions of people watch you get married. Can Ruan Ruan's body withstand the stares of tens of millions of people?". So the male protagonist entered into a five-year agreement and fell in love. However, the end of the term is not meant to be public. . . So what difference does it make if you have a nominal partner or not? It's just a matter of time. I thought I was hiding it for the rest of my life. [Stare][Stare][Stare][Stare]
I can't help it. I haven't read the text at all, and I haven't missed anything in the forum.