My Idol Turns Out to Be My Boss [Livestream]

By day, Yu Sibai is the Design Director of a well-known company—aloof, solitary, a cool and efficient “work machine.” Even a pair of rimless glasses can’t hide that strikingly beautiful face.

By night, after work, he becomes the famous game streamer Respit2, whose popularity easily surpasses official secondary commentators. Every time he goes live, he shoots straight to the top of the charts—yet for years, he has never revealed his face.

Everyone knows that Respit has two great passions: delivering sharp commentary on the daily grind of office workers, and being an unwavering superfan of Execut2.

Execut2—an icon in esports, a four-time champion captain—vanished without a trace after retiring, becoming a legend within the scene.

To this, his devoted fan Yu Sibai firmly declares:
“My husband retired, not died. Thanks, but I’m not remarrying.”

Yu Sibai: “Speaking of which, the company’s new boss who just parachuted in is quite the eye-candy. He’s got about thirty percent of Execut2’s looks—definitely adds some color to my black-and-white corporate life… Though that constant smile? Doesn’t seem like a good person. Not like my husband, whose cold face could defeat the whole world.”

The very next day, after a meeting, the new CEO suddenly asks:
“Director Yu, do you think I should be more serious?”

Yu Sibai adjusts his glasses and puts on a practiced corporate smile.
“President Ji is approachable. Everyone likes you.”

The new CEO lets out a soft, ambiguous chuckle.

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During a birthday livestream, Yu Sibai jokingly makes a wish:
“I hope when I wake up tomorrow, I’ll find my missing husband Execut2 at home.”

The next day, after accompanying the new CEO to a banquet, a slightly tipsy Yu Sibai is stopped.

The usually gentle and warm CEO now wears a faint frown.
“Where do you live? I’ll take you home.”

Staring at his boss’s cold expression, Yu Sibai murmurs in a daze:
“…My cyber husband seems to have come back from the dead.”

Ji Wenze pauses for two seconds, then can’t help but laugh at the drunken remark.

Yu Sibai, however, looks dissatisfied.
“Don’t laugh. When you smile, you don’t look like him anymore.”

That night, Respit2—who has never missed a stream—doesn’t go live.
Meanwhile, Execut2, who hasn’t posted in eight years, suddenly updates his account.