The Arrogant Top-Tier Star Shines in Chinese Entertainment

Arrogant, wicked superstar x half-mocking, lovesick male ghost, a rich young heir [Main story complete, daily bonus chapters, special bonus chapters available with just a 35% subscription rate]

Two wealthy families | Two villainous, combative lovers | Heroine has a past, hero is inexperienced | Younger man

1.

Yao Zhen rose to fame at a young age. Proud and beautiful, and born into one of the capital's elite families, she has always been the brightest star in everyone's eyes, and the one they resent most.

What people love to talk about most is her unpredictable way of doing things. She acts on a whim.

One day, her kind-hearted side steps in to defend her fans. The next, her evil side takes over, and she launches a full-on loser and mediocre-man attack on a fan who follows her obsessively while insulting her.

Then one day, the arrogant witch goes on a reality show full of drama and meets the dark little male ghost who is uniquely hers.

Unfortunately, this male ghost is one of the very "losers" she singled out for abuse.

2.

Fu Ci is a rich young heir from Shanghai, with no shortage of money or influence. The only hardship he's ever suffered in his life is joining Yao Zhen's fan circle and getting hopelessly entangled with her.

Being a wholesome fan feels too fake, and being an insulting fan makes his heart ache. Half wholesome, half insulting is just right.

Thanks to his generous spending and quick insults, Fu Ci has earned quite a reputation among delusional male fans, becoming a verified big-name fan.

However, one major feature of insulting fans is their sexually explicit pursuit, and Yao Zhen herself hates that most of all.

As a young person who spends a lot of time online, she naturally knows this notorious insulting fan. When a passerby asks her about him, Yao Zhen simply smiles and makes an important announcement:

"Oh, I'm not into losers like him."

Fu Ci hates Yao Zhen to death.

So he will never let her get away with it.

With that declaration as his life motto, Fu Ci rolls his suitcase into the shared villa, one step at a time, as a lucky fan.

The next second, he sees Yao Zhen smiling sweetly at him.

"Could you wash some fruit for me? Thanks."

...You! Always! Do! This!

Fu Ci grits his teeth, sets down his suitcase, and heads straight for the kitchen.

3.

Fu Ci is glad he has a face that can hold its own, enough to win his idol's favor and reach the pinnacle of being a delusional male fan.

Late at night, with the lights dim, Yao Zhen taps his straight nose. "Aren't you afraid?"

Fu Ci's head is spinning. All he feels is the glorious satisfaction of being slept with. "Afraid of what?"

"My big-name fans are all scary," she says, her crimson nails catching the light, her voice soft and drawn out as she names his online handle. "He really likes to trash the place."

Fu Ci's heart skips a beat. His thin lips press together, but Yao Zhen continues.

"Right? Or should I call you this instead, my internet... husband?"

Before you read:

1. The heroine has a past, the hero is inexperienced, and he is three years younger. The male lead has never dated. He fell for the heroine at seventeen, when she was twenty and just starting out.

2. Half-insulting fan: He uses insulting nicknames, gets worked up, and clearly, sometimes over-the-top, points out flaws, but doesn't attack anyone personally or make them insecure about their body or face.

3. Both leads are sharp-tongued and mean, and they often make sarcastic jabs at each other.

4. The heroine's insulting nickname is awful: Ya...zu. It changes to something else in chapter fifteen.

5. The heroine and male lead are both from childfree families. They marry in the main story and bonus chapters, but have no children.

6. None of the characters are based on real people.

Theme: Even dark souls can find their spring