The Marriage Chronicles of a Fangirl

Wen Xi, a soon-to-be junior in college, is beautiful, wealthy, and easygoing.

The only thing people criticize her for is her obsession with stanning celebrities.

And not just casually. She’s intensely devoted.

She stans exactly one male celebrity and has never once switched biases.

Thanks to an exceptionally capable father, Wen Xi has grown up as a rich young lady who gets whatever she wants.

Except for one man.

Her idol, Qiao Zhinian.

Even seeing him up close once is a luxury for her.

Qiao Zhinian has been in the industry for years.

His acting skills and looks put him among the absolute top tier of the entertainment world.

He long ago passed the stage of relying on fans and traffic.

He only appears on screen for work, never holds birthday fan meetings, and never allows fans to greet him at airports.

Which makes Wen Xi’s chances of meeting him practically nonexistent.

Trying to get closer to her idol, Wen Xi accidentally learns from her father that the young CEO of Fangke Entertainment is being heavily pressured into marriage.

In a moment of impulsive, overheated fangirl logic, Wen Xi corners Jiang Jibai at a private club.

Jiang Jibai, executive CEO of Fangke Entertainment.

And Qiao Zhinian’s direct superior.

“I heard your family’s pressuring you pretty badly,” she says.

“My family’s in a rush too. So how about this? Let’s just get married, register it officially, help each other deal with our families. What do you say?”

This is the first time Wen Xi meets Jiang Jibai in person.

Wow.

This man is stunning.

Honestly, marrying him for Qiao Zhinian wouldn’t even be a loss.

Jiang Jibai lowers his gaze and looks her over.

Under Wen Xi’s eager, hopeful stare, he nods and replies calmly, without emotion:

“Alright.”

Jiang Jibai is cold by nature. At twenty-six, he’s never had a girlfriend.

Worse, he has an older brother who, at twenty-seven, saw through worldly matters, ignored all parental objections, and became a monk.

Terrified that Jiang Jibai would follow the same path at twenty-seven, the Jiang parents issued an ultimatum:
find a suitable young lady to discuss marriage before twenty-seven, or they would jump into a lake and end it all together.

Driven to desperation, Jiang Jibai is just about ready to grab any woman to get through the situation—

when Wen Xi crashes straight into his life.

She looks up at him expectantly after making her proposal.

Jiang Jibai studies her.

Oval face. Doe-like eyes.

Pink lips, snow-white skin.

Beautiful, with a kind of foolish innocence mixed in.

A famously obsessive fangirl in Ning City’s social circle.

He understands her motive.

And honestly, it seems ideal.

At least after marriage, she wouldn’t cling to him emotionally.

So he agrees.

Wen Xi marries Jiang Jibai purely to get closer to her idol. She never once considers something as complicated as how spouses should get along.

She even hears that Jiang Jibai is aloof, dull, avoids romance, and keeps his distance from women.

She assumes her married life will be just as free and comfortable as before.

Until the third month after marriage.

Wen Xi is sitting on Jiang Jibai, barely catching her breath, trying to climb off him.

One of his arms hooks around her effortlessly. His large hand grips her waist.

Dark eyes watch her with unreadable intent as he says in a low, hoarse voice:

“Qiao Zhinian’s birthday is coming up.”

Wen Xi’s lashes tremble.

Right.

Jiang Jibai continues, “Want him to hold a birthday event?”

Wen Xi perks up instantly.

Yes!

“Want him to sing a song just for you at the birthday event?”

Her eyes light up.

Yes, yes, yes!!!

Jiang Jibai pats her waist leisurely.

“Then let’s go again.”

Wen Xi: “……”