[A flamboyant, blazing dance genius x a gentle, deeply affectionate flower on the high mountain, younger top.] [Next novel: I Am the Wasteland Villain Alpha, book number 8346142.] At the same time that top-tier girl group Lily officially announces its disbandment, ace member Fang Liumo confesses to captain Ji Shubai and fails, then retreats from the stage. What no one knows is that the two of them are secretly married in private and have been living in quiet sweetness all along. Everyone in the industry knows Fang Liumo is proud to the bone, flamboyant and arrogant, and from debut onward won countless fans with her face alone. She has even achieved the feat of making a difficult senior cry on a variety show. Yet she gives all her tenderness, and only her tenderness, to Ji Shubai. After the group's breakup, Ji Shubai focuses on acting, while Fang Liumo almost never misses a set visit, cooks soup with her own hands for the woman she loves, and rushes under the blazing sun just to bring her a dessert mentioned casually in passing. Fang Liumo has always believed Ji Shubai loves her deeply. When she joined the debut lineup at fifteen to fill a vacant spot, it was Ji Shubai who patiently taught her to sing and dance, stayed late to practice with her, made cold drinks for her in summer, and gave her scarves in winter. That warmth gradually drew Fang Liumo under, to the point that she forgot the gulf in status that had once separated them. Even when Ji Shubai's responses seemed alternately warm and cold, Fang Liumo thought that was just her calm temperament. The idea that Ji Shubai might not love her had simply never crossed her mind. Then on their wedding anniversary, Ji Shubai stays out all night and is photographed entering and leaving a hotel with another woman held intimately in her arms. Only then does Fang Liumo realize that Ji Shubai can look at someone else with that much tenderness. Looking at the white moonlight standing at Ji Shubai's side, a woman with a face somewhat similar to her own and an untouchable aura, Fang Liumo decisively chooses to leave and complete their story by withdrawing. Ji Shubai, twenty-seven years old, is cold, abstinent, and spotless despite years in the industry. She shines in both singing and acting, collects awards with ease, and pushes her career all the way to the peak. The only scandal she has ever had is her three-year marriage with Fang Liumo. Then a car accident leaves Ji Shubai unconscious on the way to an awards ceremony, and when she wakes up she has lost her memory. She finds herself in Fang Liumo's home, where the woman rumored by the outside world to be irreconcilable with her is holding medicine in her mouth and feeding it to her bit by bit. After accepting the trophy on Ji Shubai's behalf, Fang Liumo spends a year focusing on acting. During that year Ji Shubai visits her more and more often, and the way she looks at her grows steadily hotter, more stubborn, and more deeply affectionate. While recovering, Ji Shubai learns one thing: they are exes, but Fang Liumo has never forgotten her and is still hopelessly submerged in those feelings. Once Ji Shubai recovers and returns to work, the first thing she does is secretly sign up for a variety show Fang Liumo will be on and arrange a confession scene with the production team, planning to surprise her. But on the very night everything is ready, Ji Shubai unexpectedly overhears Fang Liumo chatting and laughing with a beautiful woman: 'Sister Shubai? Former teammate. Not close.' 'There is no romance, it is just publicity.' In the instant her memory comes roaring back, the tearing pain in Ji Shubai's chest tells her how violent her love is - but Fang Liumo has long since taken away the heart Ji once placed in her. Later, the bouquet of roses in Ji Shubai's arms is crushed into mud as she clutches a cold agreement and watches Fang Liumo laugh and speak intimately with others. In a disheveled midnight, the woman's enchanting smile is like a thorned rose vine as she kisses away Ji Shubai's tears and whispers, 'Sister, falling in love with a substitute is the most unforgivable taboo.' Reading notes: age gap of four years, HE, no switching partners, and neither lead crosses the line with anyone else from beginning to end. Keywords: bittersweet melodrama, identity reversal, reunion after separation. Memories will return. The crematorium burns hot. The bottom chases the top, and chases for a long time; the real fire starts after chapter twenty.