The One I Love [Entertainment Industry]

The next book in the series, "A City Ablaze," is coming soon. Please add it to your favorites! Business up-and-comer Huo Kainan has always kept a low profile, but everyone in the industry knows he's ruthless and cold-hearted. One day, a Weibo account with the same name as his trends. Clicking in, people discover that he's publicly gone after someone on behalf of a B-list actress. Soon, he becomes a sensation on Weibo. Secretary: Oh no, the CEO's account has been hacked. Get the PR department on it right away. Assistant: Don't bother. It wasn't hacked. It was him. During the years she and Huo Kainan were apart, Bai Qiao often talked about him in front of her younger brother, Bai Ye. Besides calling him a “jerk,” what she said most often was, “If you ever treat a girl the way he treated me, I'll break your legs.” Seven years later, Bai Ye finally meets this “jerk,” and kindly warns him, “My sister says she's going to break your legs.” Much later, in the quiet of the night, Huo Kainan asks as if it were nothing, “Come on, tell me. What exactly did you say about me to your brother?” Bai Qiao: ... The man I love is still mine! A domineering CEO and a B-list actress, a melodramatic second-chance romance! Coming soon: "A Marriage Contract" Ji Chenxi's version: Only 20, Ji Chenxi is young, but she's already a veteran of the entertainment industry. She debuted at eight, won Best Newcomer at fifteen, and was nominated for Best Actress at eighteen. She's loved by the public, great at her job, and has been given titles like “acting prodigy” and “the nation's daughter.” Ji Chenxi is also famously low-key and never courts controversy. When she doesn't have a project out, you won't see her on the trending list. One day, a suspected alternate account of Ji Chenxi's is dug up. Her latest post says: “I'm finally old enough to get married!” [Happy] [Happy] The post before that says: “I really want to marry him.” [Shy] [Shy] Wei Dan's version: Wei Dan, the young master of the Wei family, considers himself handsome, rich, and the very definition of a high-flying bachelor. But once he turns thirty, he can't escape his family's pressure to get married. He believes in living for the moment, and sees marriage as a grave. Old Master Wei suddenly remembers that the Wei and Ji families have a marriage arrangement. Since both families only have sons in that generation, everyone had forgotten about it. He makes the decision on the spot: as long as the Ji family doesn't mind that Wei Dan is a generation older, his marriage to Ji Chenxi is settled. Before the wedding, Wei Dan: Marriage is a grave. After the wedding, Wei Dan: Even a grave is better than dying without a burial place. Theme: