That Girl Married for Love

In 2010, Ma Xiaohan was 22 and studying for a PhD in finance at MIT. Her mother had died in Switzerland. Clutching her mother's ashes, she walked into Zurich Airport, boarded the next flight home, and landed in Nanjing. By the Qinhuai River, she met him, a 19-year-old boy so handsome that the word "beautiful" barely did him justice. The boy said, "Miss, the Qinhuai River is cold and dirty. It's not suitable for swimming." She asked his name. He replied, "Tu Nan." Tu, a very rare surname. That year, Ma Xiaohan stayed in Nanjing for half a year, then left after the boy turned 20. Tu Nan studied psychology at Nanjing University, but after his 20th birthday, the smile vanished from his face. By chance, he entered the entertainment industry at 22. By 25, he had become Asia's one and only top-tier star. A common joke in the industry went: If there's a younger sister in the family, who should she marry? Tu Nan. But ever since his debut, Tu Nan had never been linked to a scandal, and the public knew nothing about his love life. In 2018, a film starring Tu Nan and another male lead was released in China. The other lead's team deliberately fueled the rumors, and talk of a male-male pairing ran rampant. Late one night, Tu Nan posted on Weibo: I have a woman I love. She's remarkable. So remarkable that unless she stops and waits for me, I could spend my whole life chasing her and never catch up. But I love her, deeply, and until death do us part. 1. Older woman-younger man romance. 2. The heroine has a latent yandere personality, but outwardly she's beautiful, strong, and capable. 3. Both are each other's first. Theme: Love is pure.