A disabled father, a sick mother, a younger sister still in school, a newborn baby brother, and him—pretending to be a girl online to scam money. In their line of work, the biggest taboo was falling in love with a client. But Xu Miao didn’t just fall—he even successfully bent a straight man and started dating him in real life.
Unfortunately, the good times didn’t last. Just two days after getting their marriage certificate, Xie Ge got into a car accident and hit his head. He remembered everything—except him.
Looking at Xie Ge in front of him, who was just one step away from becoming the poster boy for homophobia, Xu Miao didn’t hesitate to slap the marriage certificate down in front of him: “Let me introduce myself, I’m your husband.”
When Xie Ge woke up, it felt like the sky had collapsed. Not only had he suddenly aged several years, he’d somehow ended up with a husband.
He was a straight man!
A straight man with a girlfriend!
How could he possibly have married a man?!
Without thinking, Xie Ge tore up the marriage certificate:“Sorry, I’m not into men.”
“Alright,” Xu Miao said, shrugging. “But filing for divorce requires the certificate. You tore it up—how are we supposed to get divorced?”
Xie Ge: “……”
After he was discharged, everyone left him in the care of someone named Xu Miao. Very reluctantly, he started living with him.
With the mindset of “at worst, we’re just roommates,” Xie Ge began a polite and distant post-marriage life with Xu Miao. He hadn’t expected that while memory could be erased by an accident, the body’s habits wouldn’t disappear.
Later, on the twenty-first time he unconsciously reached out to hold Xu Miao’s hand, Xie Ge finally realized something was off: No way—could he actually like men?!
No way—why are there so many men always circling around Xu Miao?
