After Being Cheated On, I Married My Ex-Boyfriend's Uncle

Changing love interests.

An Sinian is twenty-three. After graduating from college, he gets a job at the Zhou family's company, following the expected path.

As it happens, his boyfriend is also surnamed Zhou. More coincidentally, the company's boss is his boyfriend's uncle, Zhou Ruofei.

But An Sinian didn't use any connections to get the job. He only met Zhou Ruli after joining the company, and agreed to "give it a try" after Zhou Ruli pursued him relentlessly.

Truth be told, Zhou Sinian knows exactly what a rich, handsome playboy like Zhou Ruli is after. He can't possibly be sincere. Zhou Ruli is only taken with his stunning face. "Giving it a try" means exactly that: a try. Kissing his forehead, hugging, and holding hands are fine. Spending the night together is out of the question.

By the third week of their trial run, a new face had appeared by Young Master Zhou's side. He offered no explanation, and An Sinian didn't ask.

In the fourth week, that "new face" showed up in front of An Sinian with a photo of Zhou Ruli asleep, and dumped him on behalf of his "trial-period boyfriend."

It was obvious who was in the wrong.

Young Master Zhou had promised his friend he would win An Sinian over, but his little lover ruined everything. To save face, he told people, "I lost interest in him. I dumped him."

So everyone knew that An Sinian had been cheated on.

The envious, jealous, and resentful looks people had given him now turned to mockery.

Months later, during a video conference, the boss's wife appeared on screen.

Only then did the mocking onlookers realize: Oh, we were the clowns all along.

It wasn't Young Master Zhou who cheated on his darling. It was President Zhou who stole his darling.

And for some reason, Young Master Zhou was still trying to steal him back.

At a family banquet, Young Master Zhou got drunk and called President Zhou a "third party."

President Zhou chuckled. He offered no further explanation, only saying:

"The one who isn't loved is the third party."

The gong is two years older than the shou. They attended the same middle school and high school.

The gong pursued the shou when he was in ninth grade and the shou was in seventh grade. He was still pursuing him when he was in his final year of high school and the shou was a freshman. But he was always so earnest about it that he was a little clueless. He would secretly leave gifts without signing his name, just writing "Zhou," so the shou had no idea who they were from.

But back then, the shou was focused on studying, didn't date, and never gave it much thought.

After learning the shou had been hired at the company, the gong began pursuing him again.

He never expected his nephew to give the shou a gift with the character "Zhou" written on it, accidentally stealing the gong's chance.

Both are sexually inexperienced.

Theme: If you don't want him, I do.