He is a superstar idol who combines popularity and talent. Though immensely popular and occasionally showy, he is usually low-key and reserved.
She is a somewhat well-known writer in the industry, and nearly every one of her works has been adapted for film or television.
They belonged to different worlds and should never have crossed paths. Yet fate had other plans: he was the male lead in every one of her works. Directors and screenwriters alike said the protagonists in her stories seemed tailor-made for him, bearing an uncanny resemblance to him, and he portrayed them so convincingly that it was as if he had stepped right out of the stories.
Later, his fame grew even greater, while her writing career continued to flourish. By chance, he met her, but she was so absentminded she didn't know who he was.
The whole world saw him as an idol. Only she treated him coolly, like any ordinary person.
He suddenly became interested in her and kept getting closer. He thought it was just a passing fancy, but things gradually strayed from their course. Was it a deliberate effort, or a match made in heaven?
Actually, if he didn't have feelings for her, how could there have been so many coincidences?
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No way, the final ending is that the heroine dies? The male protagonist was so bad in the end. . . . Changed too fast
I really like this kind of writing, thank you very much
Can I call you Ali?