[Showbiz] Top-Tier Actor

In 2010, Jiang Tinghan was simply the female lead in G-Dragon's "She's Gone" music video. Her performance sparked a little discussion, but hardly anyone paid her much attention.

Just one year later, Jiang Tinghan starred in the low-budget mystery film Spring Night Flame, which became a huge hit across Korea, raking in tens of billions of won at the box office.

From third female lead to second female lead to female lead, she appeared in every kind of film and TV series: romance, mystery, comedy, martial arts, science fiction, fantasy, horror, crime, and heartwarming family entertainment.

She swept up awards such as the Blue Dragon, Grand Bell, and Baeksang, and even made it onto the international stage, becoming a renowned award-winning actress.

At first, the public thought GD and Jiang Tinghan had simply met once through work and weren't close. Then GD revealed that he had confessed his feelings to Jiang Tinghan back then, only to be cruelly rejected.

A top-tier star professing his love to a top-tier actress set off a public uproar.

Later, when their relationship was exposed, the public realized GD hadn't told them the whole story.

He! Won! Her! Over!

They had their share of public spats, chased each other around the neighborhood for thirty minutes during an argument, and splashed red paint all over the house when they were about to break up... But they could also travel thousands of miles to apologize in person the moment they said something wrong, then take their puppy and storm out in a fit of anger after being rejected.

They thought their love had been worn away by all their arguments, but after breaking up they were miserable and heartbroken. Even after getting back together, they still argued about everything: the pain of making love through their anger, having no one to comfort them when their teeth hurt, the dog being fed too much, how many men and women you'd talked to today...

But none of that could keep them apart.

Until now!

Fans and netizens who had originally been against the relationship finished reading their story with a stomachache. They were a match made in heaven, a pair of lunatics. They should stop going around ruining other people's lives and stay together forever!

1. This is the fourth story. The inspiration came from the live performance of "She's Gone," so the romance has plenty of dark elements. It's a sweet love story about two lunatics tormenting each other.

2. Still an uncomplicated, feel-good career story. Don't take it too seriously.

3. The blurb was written on October 26 and may be changed at any time before the story begins.

Theme: Love means accepting each other.