Divorce Failed My Wife's Secret Identities Shock the World novel Chapter 990

In the original story, the male lead was a sunny, optimistic young man who grew up to become a doctor.

He was forced to break up with the heroine years ago, only for them to reunite and rekindle their romance.

Evan played that sunny male lead.

Shawn, on the other hand, played the aristocratic second male lead, whose toxic upbringing left him deeply psychotic.

His love for the heroine was tyrannical and obsessive. His philosophy was simple: if he couldn't have her, he would destroy her.

Throughout the plot, Shawn's character did incredibly unhinged things.

For instance, unaware that the heroine couldn't swim, he forced her into a deep pool to fetch something for him.

When he realized she was drowning, he dove in to save her.

From ruthlessly tormenting her to becoming devastatingly obsessed, Shawn portrayed the psychological descent with chilling perfection.

His portrayal of the psychotic aristocrat was so brilliant that the audience unanimously fell in love with the villain.

While the show aired, the live comments were flooded with fans begging the heroine to end up with the toxic second lead.

As for Evan's bland, sunshine-boy protagonist? The viewers practically begged the writers to kill him off.

The show propelled Shawn from total obscurity to critical acclaim overnight, and for a brief window, his momentum completely eclipsed Evan's.

That was the exact reason Evan had slapped him in the hallway at Celestial.

Of course, the fans watching at home knew nothing about the backstage violence.

As the live broadcast began, fans flooded the streaming platforms, aggressively tipping and buying digital gifts to support their idols.

The premise of *Weekend Adventure* was brutal: celebrities were dropped into desolate wilderness locations and forced to complete intense survival challenges.

The show's massive popularity stemmed from its raw authenticity.

Celebrities were forced to catch snakes with their bare hands or hack through the dirt looking for edible roots.

To survive, they endured genuine danger and exhaustion. The unscripted struggle kept viewers on the edge of their seats.

As the golden boy of the network, Evan was naturally treated like royalty.

With his massive popularity and protective fanbase, the other cast members tripped over themselves to do the dangerous tasks for him.

Shawn's experience was the exact opposite.

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