My Fans and I Got Our Happy Ending

Originally titled Guess Who I Am Blurb 1: Deng Wenwen has been in the entertainment industry for six years and has encountered plenty of ardent fans. Among them is a male fan called "Mr. Z," who is constantly trying to find ways to infiltrate his life. Deng Wenwen has been troubled by him for a long time and just wants to track him down and have a serious talk with him. Blurb 2: Deng Wenwen joins a large-scale inspirational reality show. During filming, he discovers that Mr. Z is one of his fellow contestants... His sworn elder brother Xing Shaoyan, whom he's had a crush on for years; Li Quansen, a rising heartthrob at the peak of his popularity; Feng Qing, the music king returning to the entertainment industry; Yan Rui, a young star who acts like his devoted fanboy. He thought it was a fan, but it turns out to be someone in the industry. Everyone seems suspicious. Deng Wenwen suspects them all, and every one of them looks like Mr. Z. Who is the person hiding in the shadows?! Scheming, unlucky shou VS gong with mysterious quirks. The shou is actually an adorable little foodie~ [Series complete] Liang Jin x Mai Qi: The Laughing One and the Grump Xu Shuo x Bai Ziyi: Beauty and the Beast [Upcoming transmigration-into-a-book comedy] The Discarded Husband Takes the World by Storm Blurb: Wen Zi'an unexpectedly transmigrates into an old-school, melodramatic rich-family novel. On his very first day there, he catches his wealthy husband cheating. His husband holds his mistress and coldly tells him to get lost. The mistress sneers and flaunts her triumph. Then his in-laws rush in, calling him a jinx. His luggage is thrown outside, and a group of people carry him out of the mansion. But waiting for him outside are his alcoholic father, gambling-addicted mother, and lazy older brother. Ding! The bank sends him a text saying his card has been frozen. His family pounces on him, all claws and teeth, and forces him to go back and kneel before his wealthy husband to apologize. Wen Zi'an smiles. So all the melodrama in this novel is piled onto him alone? - After becoming a discarded rich husband, Wen Zi'an suddenly realizes something. Rather than turning his frustration inward, it's better to go crazy and make everyone else suffer. When the mistress comes to provoke him, he smacks her across the face. When his ex-husband steps in to defend her, he gives him a double slap. When his former in-laws come to lecture him, he gives them the cold shoulder. Every time his ex-husband's family tries to trip him up, he drives them into a rage until they're screaming and ready to hang themselves. Wen Zi'an is very pleased. Who can't stir up melodrama? Just wait until I unleash something really big! - Ever since he learned to let loose, Wen Zi'an has been in a much better state of mind. He works out, makes money, focuses on his career, and stages a dazzling comeback. His ex-husband starts looking at him differently, and even secretly asks him to get back together, behind his mistress's back. Wen Zi'an sneers. You want us to be one big happy family? Once I win over your own uncle, won't we be a loving family then? [Yesterday, you wouldn't give the discarded husband the time of day. Today, you're not worthy of the uncle's attention!] [You spat on me before. Now I'll drown you in melodrama!] Song Junye discovers that his timid nephew's wife has undergone a complete transformation overnight. He used to be too scared to even lift his head when he saw him. Now he dares to look him in the eye and says he wants to seduce him? Excellent. The rich family's feuds are already tangled enough. Why not add another helping of melodrama and make things even livelier at home? - After his nephew's wife becomes his contract boyfriend, Song Junye tells Wen Zi'an plainly that he's only using him as a tool to strike back at the Song family, and lays down three rules. One: Don't fall in love with me. Two: Even if you do, don't cling to me. Three: When the contract ends, we break up immediately. Wen Zi'an gives a scoff and signs his name across the contract with a flourish. They reach an agreement. Song Junye stresses that dating is impossible, now or ever. Wen Zi'an's inner monologue: Is this guy addicted to being full of himself? - The day the contract expires. Song Junye takes the contract Wen Zi'an hands him, eyes red, and tears it to shreds in a couple of quick rips. He demands hysterically, "How dare you not love me? You actually dare not to love me?! You want to break up with me? Impossible! Not in this lifetime!!" Wen Zi'an looks at the man, who seems on the verge of tears, and finds it utterly baffling. Is this guy split-personality or something?? An outwardly sweet and adorable but actually clever, cheerful, playful shou VS a calculating, brooding gong with a massive inferiority complex who can't be happy unless everyone else is unhappy The gong gets a major taste of his own medicine: he talks tough while convincing himself otherwise. At first, he's afraid his wife will cling to him. Later, he can't wait to celebrate Valentine's Day every day. The shou plays dumb while being clever, and spoils the gong endlessly. P.S. The shou is a soft, sweet, handsome chubby boy, just a little chubby. He'll lose weight, but the gong won't let him, and he probably won't slim down by the end of the story, hahaha. The gong and shou are each other's one and only, body and soul. The melodrama never stops, but that doesn't stop them from enjoying a sweet romance. Theme: Clear the clouds and see the light again.