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Lin Xia, a 200-pound girl, is the mockery of Jiangcheng—colleagues say she “eats the company broke,” her crush posts her love letter on the bulletin board, even her best friend advises “lose weight before loving.” Until one rainy night, while she squats outside a convenience store eating buns, Yu Lunhao—three-time “Jiangcheng Golden Bachelor” in a custom suit—suddenly lifts her up. This man, untraceable by paparazzi, says he’s taking her to their wedding room? To her shock, he pulls out a childhood photo of her carrying him through a puddle, touching her bun-crumbed face: “Back then, I knew I’d marry the girl who could lift me.” While the city waits for “the fat girl to be dumped,” Yu spoils her like a princess: buying double sweet oil cakes for breakfast, retorting to a reporter at a press conference: “My wife’s flesh? I’ve spoiled it for ten years.” Turns out the sweetest counterattack isn’t becoming someone else’s ideal—it’s when someone says: “As you are, you deserve the deepest love.”
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