Marriage of Convenience
When a Fanfiction Writer Encounters the Real-Name System
I’m a fanfic writer with nearly a million followers on Big-Eyed Guy.
My OTP? A wildly popular young actress and a famous up-and-coming director.
Soon, self-media accounts across the entire internet would be required to register under their real names, and verified influencers with over a million followers would be the first batch to go public.
The moment I got wind of it, I deleted my account and ran.
Because I was that wildly popular young actress.
But netizens loved drama far too much to let it go. They started posting gossip threads across every major social media platform: Girl, who the hell are you?
Yue Wujiu
My sister died, leaving behind two young children.
Mother begged me to marry her widower.
I got straight to the point.
“Your grandson is precious.
If he misbehaves, may I smack him?”
Mother nodded repeatedly.
“Of course.”
“Your granddaughter is delicate.
If she does something wrong, may I scold her?”
“No problem.”
“And my brother-in-law?
I’ve never liked him.
May I beat him up?”
Mother wiped the sweat from her brow.
“You’ll have to ask your mother-in-law about that.
I didn’t give birth to him, after all…”
Yunluo
My youngest sister had been flirting with three men.
Unfortunately, she had used my name and our middle sister’s.
All three came to ask for her hand.
To smooth things over, our parents suggested that we each marry one of them.
My other sister wavered.
I refused.
There was nothing wrong with me.
Why should I marry a man who had loved my sister?
Didn’t I deserve a love untainted by all this?
I looked up at my youngest sister, who kept avoiding my eyes, and said evenly: “First, tell me exactly what happened between you and those three men.”