[Marriage Before Love + Online Romance Becomes Reality + Lighthearted, Sweet Romance] When the Wen family’s finances run into trouble, Wen Lizhi agrees to marry Fu Tinglan, the heir to the Fu family, for her father’s sake. On their wedding night, she hugs a blanket and asks to sleep in separate rooms, explaining frankly, “Mr. Fu, there’s someone I like.”
Fu Tinglan is silent for a few seconds, then pulls out another pillow. “What a coincidence. So do I.”
One has “The Moon Doesn’t Work Overtime” in their heart, while the other can’t stop thinking about “Lychee Soda.” Each believes they’re keeping their promise to their online sweetheart. After getting married, they play the perfect couple by day, then message their anonymous lovers from opposite sides of a wall at night. But living under the same roof, they share one small moment after another: shielding each other from drinks, picking each other up on rainy nights, bringing medicine for a stomachache, and getting jealous over a glass of water. Little by little, the line between them grows thinner.
Then one day, Wen Lizhi accidentally sends Fu Tinglan a voice message meant for her online sweetheart: “Moon, I think I’ve fallen in love with my husband. Does that mean I’ve betrayed you?” A few seconds later, Fu Tinglan knocks on her door with his phone in hand, his voice restrained and dangerous. “Say that again. Who have you fallen in love with?”
