I Tried to Steal a Wedding, but Took My Love Rival Instead [Interstellar]

In the Empire, there's an ancient and traditional custom called "bride snatching." Anyone caught in a love triangle can choose to hold a mass wedding on the same day, then duel inside the wedding hall. The two people who defeat all their rivals and remain standing at the end will marry under the blessing of the gods. Miao Hanchi and Li Shuo, who get along terribly, both take part in the ceremony to compete for the same woman. But no one expected that after both grooms had entered, the bride would run away... The officiant: "This is certainly an unexpected turn of events... But according to the rules, the last two people left standing can be married directly... Congratulations to you both! Best wishes!" Miao Hanchi/Li Shuo: "???!!!" [The Empire's Biggest Anonymous Forum, Chat Board] Original post: Is there anything worse than being forced to marry your love rival in this world? Top answer: Yes. Not only do you get married, but divorce is forbidden, and you're even required to livestream your lovey-dovey displays for the whole country. Reader's Guide: 1. Li Shuo is gong x Miao Hanchi is shou. Age gap, with the gong younger. 2. An unconventional interstellar setting, where supernatural abilities and technology develop side by side. The early chapters include a significant amount of entertainment-industry plot, so please take note. The author's abilities are limited, so please forgive any inconsistencies in the worldbuilding. 3. The story is mainly a sweet romantic comedy about two bickering rivals! Two staunchly straight men who turn each other gay! 4. Since some readers have asked, I'll clarify here too: the gong and shou have no real romantic feelings for the female supporting character, and she doesn't like them either. There will be no romantic entanglements involving anyone other than the two leads. New chapters every day. If anything unexpected comes up, I'll let you know in advance. I promise not to abandon the story, so please rest assured~ Next story (now updating): The Haunted House I Live In Has Become a Spirit: a sweet, lightly supernatural story, starring a horror novelist who's "run out of ideas" as the shou and an old house that has become a spirit as the gong Theme: