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Signing the End on the 100th Marriage Certificate
Signing the End on the 100th Marriage Certificate Plot:
Gu Wan, determined to win back her hypocritical first love, treated Shen Yan—who resembled her ex—as a "stand-in husband." For three years, they married and divorced 99 times: whenever she was rejected by her first love, she'd marry Shen Yan for comfort; the moment her ex came back, she'd file for divorce. Until the 100th time, when Shen Yan signed the marriage certificate, the tenderness in his eyes vanished completely: "This time, I won't wait for you anymore." He turned around to take over his family's business and became a cold and sharp business tycoon. But Gu Wan suddenly realized: the warmth of the porridge he made for her late at night, the umbrella he held for her in the rain, the way he remembered her favorite osmanthus candy—none of these were imitations of a "stand-in"—they were Shen Yan's true heart that he had hidden for ten years. When she brought osmanthus candy to find him, Shen Yan was smiling at an old photo in his office: in the photo, 17-year-old Gu Wan was waving at him under an osmanthus tree, and the boy holding the camera behind the lens was exactly Shen Yan, who had secretly loved her back then...
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