A Deer Always Returning to the Forest

Original title: Professor Lin Gets Blocked, Then Has a Fake Affair

○ Lin Chengran

A top scholar who spends 300 days a year in primeval forests, a cool beauty from the botany department: Professor Lin Chengran was blocked by her wife six months ago.

On an impulsive whim, she took a friend's terrible advice and staged a "fake affair."

A misleading staged photo sank without a trace, and after a while, she even forgot about it herself.

Then, six months later, the bomb suddenly went off. Her wife came straight to her door with irrefutable evidence, leaving her unable to defend herself.

The Professor Lin who never made the first move was forced to begin her "wife-winning-back hell."

She signed a "sell-yourself" agreement, became practically a slave, and even had her beloved car confiscated.

Worse still, this ridiculous farce seemed to have attracted the attention of the ancient, reclusive family behind her.

○ Meng Lusheng

Betrayed by her closest family at eighteen, she returned two years later, stepping over the traitors to reclaim everything.

Who could have guessed that while her career was at its peak, a fire would break out at home?

Her wife of three years, Lin Chengran, whom she rarely saw, had been caught cheating red-handed.

To save their marriage, President Meng was forced to abandon her worldly affairs and travel a thousand miles to catch her wife in the act in the primeval forest.

The journey was full of twists and turns. She almost ended up exposed in the wilderness, and even witnessed some kind of "anomaly."

Terrified, she asked her wife in a trembling voice, "Are you even human?"

The Twist

One day, the whole world began telling her in unison that her wife didn't exist.

Every trace was erased, and every connection was denied.

After searching again and again and coming up empty each time, even she nearly believed that her wife was an illusion born of her own breakdown.

Until she accidentally glimpsed a "glitch" in this world...

Theme: The deer always thinks of the one who dwells in the forest; I've loved you for over nineteen years