A plagiarism scandal led the entire internet to diss author Ye Song, ruining her reputation. Ye Song had hoped to keep her head down, but her rival, who had framed her, kept closing in, determined to grind her into the dirt.
After a failed suicide attempt, Ye Song finally couldn't take it anymore. She unleashed the profanities she'd long since mastered, dropped her mild-mannered facade, and showed her true, refined and easygoing nature.
Making up rumors about me, my ass! Anyone else who badmouths me will find a loquat tree growing in their house tonight!
She was ready to roll up her sleeves and hunt down the rival who framed her, then deliver a civilized lecture in pure internet profanity. But who could have guessed she'd end up in the entertainment industry by chance, only to run into the lunatic movie star who lived next door?
Chen Yuanke: Please don't shower me with abuse, thanks.
Ye Song sighed. Her road to revenge was truly full of twists and turns.
No one expected that, despite their naturally clashing auras, the veteran movie star and the rising star would end up with a small following of fans shipping them with their strange tastes.
One day, the two idols finally appeared together onstage for a variety show.
That night, #SongKeCP shot to the top of the trending list.
[Oh my god, is SongKe CP finally going to give us content?]
[SongKe CP is real!!]
[Mom, I believe in love again!]
Some people showed up to mock them.
[Ye Song fans, quit trying to ride the wave. That's not how you get popular. My guy has never even followed Ye Song. What are you dreaming about?]
Then Chen Yuanke, whose Weibo had been dead for ages, suddenly posted: [Followed. @Ye Song]
Ye Song: Sorry, I'm focused on my career.
From then on, Chen Yuanke went from posting three times a year to three times a day, mostly about Ye Song.
Only then did the gossip-loving netizens catch on: wait, is the movie star the one throwing himself at her?
[Tsundere alpha wolf (?): super-A little fairy]
*Entertainment industry
*The male lead is five years older than the female lead. Both are single and committed.
Theme: Through her own efforts, the heroine clears her name and finds success and love
I feel like the author's writing style is pretty good, but why aren't there any comments?