After We Broke Up, I Became My Ex's Biggest Fan

Also known as "After the Breakup, I Joined a Dating Show to Get Back Together" and "How to Become a Fan Photographer"

A scatterbrained, quirky Husky-type seme x a talented, tight-lipped beauty of a lead singer uke

As a rich second-generation heir several times over, Yin Zhou had always had life go his way. His parents doted on him, and his siblings got along well. But lately, he'd run into a problem.

Last week, he rushed back from overseas after a nonstop trip, ready to support his partner's band at a music festival in City C. At the airport, he ran into Lin Fan and his bandmates. They were so physically intimate that it went way beyond ordinary bandmate behavior.

Just as he was about to call out, the fans nearby surged forward. In the chaos, Yin Zhou could only take photos for evidence.

When he sent the pictures over to confront Lin Fan, all he got in reply was a red exclamation mark.

Yin Zhou: Excuse me?

His friend request went unanswered, and unable to get an explanation, Yin Zhou decided to catch Lin Fan in person. The problem was, he had no idea what Lin Fan's schedule was.

Looking at the photo of Lin Fan surrounded by fans, Yin Zhou had a bold idea: If he became a sasaeng, wouldn't he be able to find out Lin Fan's schedule?

Sasaeng behavior might be condemned, but fan photographers were surrounded by admirers.

So Yin Zhou went down the one-way road of becoming a fan photographer.

Lin Fan performed at a music festival, and Yin Zhou queued up at dawn to get a spot near the front. Lin Fan released a song, and Yin Zhou went all out promoting it to show off his skills. Lin Fan went to film a show, and Yin Zhou went along to stake out the location and take photos...

Yin Zhou got so caught up in being a fan photographer that he even forgot he wanted to confront Lin Fan in person. By the time he decided to look for him, Lin Fan was already on his way to a dating show.

[Reader's Guide]

1. The main characters are not perfect.

2. This may be half dark, self-insert dream-boy fiction and half forum-style posts. Overall, it's a lighthearted comedy.

3. The characters are not based on real people. The entertainment industry details come from the author's limited experience as a fan, as well as related variety shows and novels. Readers who don't like celebrity fandom may want to skip this.

4. KK are endgame.

Theme: Feelings require communication.