Four Powerhouses Pursue Me at Once

Shi Huan enters a romance conquest game.

His role is the "love manager," responsible for stoking the flames and heating things up in the romances of the big shots.

Shi Huan likes this role. After all, his script is perfect for sitting back and watching the drama unfold.

But somehow, the romance battlefield soon catches fire around him.

The game spirals out of control and into chaos. Shi Huan, who was originally just a supporting character, becomes the target of all four big shots' pursuit.

Big Shot No. 1 is an arrogant young master A, haughty and ready to pick a fight with the whole world. He's all bark and a soft heart, clumsily cooking meals and preparing gifts for Shi Huan.

Big Shot No. 2 is an innocent, shy college student B. He's bashful and sweet, a well-behaved but sly big puppy who secretly slips into Shi Huan's bed to ask for cuddles.

Big Shot No. 3 is a ruthless, cold, and abstinent CEO C, always in a suit and keeping everyone at arm's length. He's a full-blown jealous maniac who both loves and hates Shi Huan.

Big Shot No. 4 is a calculating professor D, a scheming old fox who quietly lays traps and waits for Shi Huan to fall right into them.

What Shi Huan doesn't know is that they're all the same person.

The four big shots represent him at 18 (unrequited love), 20 (dating), 24 (breakup), and 28 (marriage).

They've come from far and wide, all for him.

Romantic battlefield, one love interest split into multiple versions.

The love interest and protagonist only have each other. Lots of melodrama, not much logic.

Theme: Love and eternity