Three Minutes to Ten [Entertainment Industry]

Don't buy the Valentine's Day extra! It's in the author's note for chapter 18, as a gift for everyone. Revision: The shou's father and the shou's mother were forced to marry. The shou's mother had a child with the shou's father's twin brother, who died in an accident. The Jiang family arranged the marriage so the child could be born legitimately. Yan Huaijin, gong x Jiang Wang, shou About the side CPs: most couples in this story have a strong gong and an even stronger shou. There will be no weak shous. The CP roles will not be reversed. Comments advocating a reversal will be deleted. For the twenty-some years of Jiang Wang's life, he has thought of Yan Huaijin as a friend, as family, as the most indispensable intimate relationship in the world. -- But he first gets picked in a livestream to reveal the first entry in his contacts, "A: The most dazzling little rose in the world," leaving even the seasoned host tongue-tied, unsure whether to place the call. Then he's exposed for meeting his girlfriend on Valentine's Day night, combing the windblown hair from his "girlfriend's" face. After a sweet night, the two go their separate ways. Jiang Wang immediately posts on Weibo: "That's my freaking brother." Everyone: ...Got it, got it, we all understand. -- Jiang Wang thinks the world is terribly strange. He simply treats Yan Huaijin as his heart tells him to, but everyone else thinks their relationship is incredibly ambiguous. In everyone's eyes, Yan Huaijin is mature and proper. But in Jiang Wang's eyes, he has bloomed into the shape of a rose. Mature, long-haired beauty gong x straight shou with possessive tendencies Unconsciously flirtatious x unconsciously doting Nine-year age gap, mutually doting romance. The shou starts out a top-tier star and later becomes a CEO. The gong is the little rose; in the shou's eyes, the gong is a little rose. Theme: Love lives in the little things of everyday life.