The Days After Divorcing the Actress

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Two years of marriage ended with her discovering she had been nothing but a stand-in. After learning the truth, Xia Yi divorced Gu Zhiheng.

Gu Zhiheng: Fine. Don't come crying to me after we divorce.

Two years later, Xia Yi stood proudly at the top of the entertainment industry, holding the Golden Phoenix Cup.

Entertainment reporters conducted a random interview, and her admirers loudly professed their love.

When it was Gu Zhiheng's turn, everyone gleefully asked, "Director Gu, we heard you begged your ex-wife to remarry you and got rejected. Where's your dignity?"

Gu Zhiheng: I don't need it.

After one of the Four Young Actresses, Xia Yi, returned to the spotlight, she shot to fame. One short video racked up over a hundred million views.

Amid the ice and snow, she appeared beneath the aurora with wings draped over her shoulders. Barefoot, she stood out against the white, her crimson lips and painted toenails making a striking contrast.

The camera cut off abruptly as the corner of her lips lifted ever so slightly.

Cool and aloof. Proud and haughty.

The next day, Gu Zhiheng, whose films had won both the Lumiere Award for Best Picture and Best Director, posted a photo of the aurora seen from inside a glass house, tagging her: @Xia Yi, waiting for you here.

The fans held their breath.

Half an hour later, Xia Yi posted a photo of two glasses of red wine inside a desert tent, captioned: My new love.

The fans went wild, and the whole internet laughed at Gu Zhiheng.

Fan A: [Ex-husband getting ahead of himself.jpg]

Fan B: Heh. Scumbag, get lost!

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Movie emperor Lin Ruosheng was aloof, taciturn, cool, and handsome, with countless fiercely devoted girlfriend fans.

Yet Ye Cheng was the strangest kind of fan: a die-hard fan who treated him like her own daughter.

After seeing a recent candid photo of Lin Ruosheng with a buzz cut, Su Su despairingly decided to stop being his fan and cried all night for the youth she had lost.

The next morning, she woke up to find a cute younger guy had moved in next door.

The young man had a face remarkably similar to Lin Ruosheng's, but looked barely twenty. He had fair skin, delicate features, and soft, dark-brown hair that reached his ears. He was affectionate and obedient.

What an incredible substitute!

Su Su sweet-talked and cajoled him until she finally won him over, then fawned over him every day, calling him "baby" and treating him like a prince.

Then one day, she became the first person ever to trend with the word "crash" on Weibo.

[Lin Ruosheng's relationship revealed. Over a hundred million girlfriend fans are heartbroken.]

The famous entertainment account Lychee interviewed the bestselling romance novelist Ye Cheng. At the end, she asked on behalf of the Sunshine fans: "What's it like dating a movie emperor...?"

Ye Cheng, expressionless: Sorry, my relationship with the movie emperor had a bad ending.

Lin Ruosheng: Right. It had a bad ending.

Lin Ruosheng: A bed ending.

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Reading guide:

1. New chapters daily at noon. 1v1. #Angsty Stand-In Romance, Chasing the Wife to the Crematorium# The male lead is a bit of a jerk early on. Feel free to criticize him, but please don't attack the female lead or the author. Thanks! (I thought saying the male lead was enough, but some readers are still unhappy, so here's another tag: #Rekindled Romance#)

2. This story is set in a fictional entertainment industry and is not based on any real figures. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.

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