Woke Up to Find I’ve Married a Top Male Star

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Author:
Zhou Chi Bu Wan 舟迟不挽
Status:Ongoing

Summary

Lin Shen woke up with amnesia, only to discover he was married and had a husband.

His husband very naturally invited him in bed, as if this were something they were already quite accustomed to.

Lin Shen stared at this handsome man who was frequently seen on screen: What the hell? How is this possible?

He froze, unsure how to react.

Lu Jing’s hand had already lifted the hem of his shirt: “We’re an old married couple now, what’s there to be shy about?”

Lu Jing was a heavyweight in the entertainment industry, widely recognized as a top star.

Lin Shen was a newcomer in the entertainment world, widely recognized as… well, not many people knew him yet.

Commonly referred to as a nobody.

Lin Shen regarded Lu Jing as his idol, thinking he could never reach his level in this lifetime.

No one dared to believe it, not even he himself found it unbelievable, that he could touch his idol’s abs every night.

Rumors spread online that the nation’s heartthrob had gotten married, and his spouse was an exceptionally stunning beauty.

The news, whether true or false, caused an uproar.

Some netizens dug up an interview Lu Jing gave years ago.

Host: “Do you have your own criteria for choosing a partner?”

Lu Jing: “Younger than me, can act, likes the color white.”

Someone summarized and posted: The recently rising actor Lin Shen almost perfectly matches Lu Jing’s criteria.

Onlookers: Lin Shen must be desperate for fame. That couple is deeply in love and affectionate. Using something like this to chase clout—doesn’t he fear damaging his ancestors’ virtue?

That night, Lin Shen rejected his husband’s invitation: “Go be affectionate with your beloved beauty. How dare I damage my ancestors’ virtue?”

Lu Jing hugged him: “My criteria for a partner is you. I only want to be affectionate with you.”

Lin Shen struggled and climbed his way up, finally making a name for himself in the entertainment industry through solid talent.

On one occasion, he collaborated with Lu Jing on a film with dual male leads. After the movie aired, a wave of “magical chemistry” CP fans emerged.

Around that time, a poll was launched—the person in the industry least likely to marry Lu Jing.

Among a list of female celebrities, Lin Shen inexplicably made the list.

CP fans panicked, speaking out one after another: We keep to our own circle, no intention of going public. We only ship the characters, not the real people.

To prevent their fragile fandom from collapsing, CP fans proved their innocence by becoming the main force in the poll, pushing Lin Shen to the top of the list.

Lin Shen lay in bed holding his phone, his back turned to Lu Jing: “I’m not worthy of you.”

Lu Jing leaned over and kissed him: “Wrong. I’m not worthy of you.”

Not long after, Lu Jing posted two marriage certificates, with a registration date from three years ago, along with the caption: I pursued him. Had a crush on him for years.

The entire internet exploded.

CP fans: The CP I ship became real?!

1V1 | HE | Same-sex marriage legal setting | No real-life references

Novel Items

Marriage Certificate

Document

The official certificate obtained by Xi Xingye and Shen Qinci at the Civil Affairs Bureau. Shen Qinci later tosses it into a toolbox beside her motorcycle, showing her disregard for it.

Cherries

Item

Eaten by Moke Moke to restore stamina during the beta. They were a reliable food source for stamina recovery.

Phone

Electronic Device

High-tech item that won't survive more than ten days in the accelerated decay of the apocalypse.

Marriage certificates

Documents

Found during Han Yue's carpet search of the house, along with various tickets and passbooks.

ID card

Document

Qing Yanshen's identification card that confirmed his identity when he woke up at the foot of a mountain. The name on it is Qing Yanshen. Jiang Qingmi only caught a glimpse and did not notice the full name.

Condoms

Item

Contraceptives sold at the hospital pharmacy, two in a pack at thirty cents per pack. Xu Yao purchased them to avoid an accidental pregnancy before Ji Changyu returned to his unit.

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MebinGiji Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ April 15,2026

This chapter is fundamentally about what happens when someone who has spent their whole life controlling their emotions finally admits they're feeling something they can't control. Let's break down the layers of conflict here. On the surface, there's the external conflict with Wang Yilin—the jealous coworker who's been making Lin Shen's life difficult. But that's barely the tip of the iceberg. The real conflict is internal: Lin Shen has been hiding something from Lu Jing (the scene he read that reminded him of something he can't quite remember), and Lu Jing has been hiding his jealousy. Both of them are performing versions of themselves, and the chapter is about what happens when those performances crack. The stakes feel incredibly personal. This isn't about career consequences or plot-level danger—it's about emotional vulnerability. What happens when Lu Jing admits he's jealous? What happens when Lin Shen can't lie to him anymore? What happens when they cross this line from careful distance to... whatever this is? The scene where Lu Jing says "I was jealous" is the turning point. Before that, both characters are maintaining boundaries. After that, those boundaries are gone. The physical closeness that follows—the arm around his waist, the question about the goodnight kiss, the final line about curiosity—these aren't just romantic beats. They're the consequences of that confession. Once you admit you're jealous, you can't un-admit it. You have to deal with what it means. And the cliffhanger? It's not just about whether they'll be intimate. It's about what happens when Lin Shen's memory returns and he realizes how much Lu Jing has been feeling all along. The stakes just got a whole lot higher.

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Jay_7772 Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ June 11,2025

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ScaleOfJudgement Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ May 20,2026

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DaoistCulture4db Review ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ December 26,2025

"I was jealous." Four words. Four damn words and I have been completely undone. Let me just sit with this for a moment because my heart is actually racing. Lu Jing, who has been so careful, so controlled, who never lets anyone see him lose his temper—even when Wang Yilin is being a complete jerk—admits to jealousy. In front of Lin Shen. Looking him in the eye. That is a level of vulnerability that changes everything between these two characters. And Lin Shen's reaction? His legs went weak. His heart pounded. The heat spreading from his earlobes to his cheeks and neck. The author doesn't just tell us he's flustered—they make us FEEL it through the physical description. You can almost see the blush. But what got me the most was Lu Jing's follow-up: "It's enough if only you notice." He's basically saying, I don't care about anyone else seeing me act differently. I only care that YOU see it. That is the kind of line that should come with a warning label. I am not prepared for this level of devotion. And then the bedroom scene—Lin Shen tossing and turning, unable to sleep, the warmth on his face still there, and Lu Jing coming out of the bathroom to find him like that. The physical closeness, the arm pressed against his back, the question about the goodnight kiss. It's so tender and domestic and yet charged with this electricity that you can barely breathe. The final line where Lu Jing asks "Aren't you curious?" about not having done it since Lin Shen lost his memory—this is the emotional core of the entire arc. All this tension, all this building, and now the question hangs in the air like a promise. I need the next chapter immediately.

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