The big boss is reborn and lets himself go.

Chapter 240 Clarification 4

Moreover, in all three photos, Rong Huaizhi's posture and expression perfectly mirror Zhou Yanhuan's in the first and third pictures. These three photos alone clearly demonstrate that Rong Huaizhi consistently cooperated with, accommodated, and doted on Zhou Yanhuan from beginning to end. In truth, how could he not know the uproar that making their relationship public would cause? Even so, Rong Huaizhi still unhesitatingly chose to cooperate with Zhou Yanhuan, as if when she was being unreasonable, he not only willingly joined in, but also tacitly stayed by her side, silently supporting her and protecting her every move.

Undoubtedly, these three photos act as an invisible bond, connecting their emotional journey and witnessing every detail of their love story. Behind each photo lies countless moments, some sweet and heartwarming, others full of twists and turns, collectively painting a unique picture of Rong Huaizhi and Zhou Yanhuan.

The first photograph captures a time when Zhou Yanhuan was only three years old. At that time, Rong Huaizhi, known as Si Yanjing, was already six years old, a time of innocent wonder. It was around that time that the Zhou and Si families solemnly arranged a marriage between their children, as if fate had predetermined the future destiny of these two young girls.

The second photo captures the moment Zhou Yanhuan becomes a princess, while Rong Huaizhi transforms into the highly anticipated third young master of the Rong family. Despite his new identity, he remains devoted to Zhou Yanhuan and travels to Yuzhou Kingdom to renew their engagement. At this time, Zhou Yanhuan is eleven years old, while Rong Huaizhi is fourteen. Although they have only formally agreed to the engagement and haven't yet begun a real relationship, they promise each other upon parting: when Zhou Yanhuan turns eighteen and reaches the legal marriage age in Yuzhou Kingdom, Rong Huaizhi will come to marry her.

Time flies like an arrow, and in the blink of an eye, it was time for the third photo. Twenty-two-year-old Zhou Yanhuan, having weathered many storms, finally gained the approval of her elders again and successfully restarted the engagement that had been put on hold. Overjoyed, Zhou Yanhuan eagerly took twenty-five-year-old Rong Huaizhi and they revisited the place where they had taken that unforgettable second photo ten years ago. In the photos, though time had quietly passed, both had shed their youthful naiveté and become increasingly mature and composed.

Rong Huaizhi's Weibo post was like a bombshell dropped into a calm lake, instantly igniting the entire comment section! Initially, everyone held onto a sliver of hope; if it were merely one party officially announcing their relationship, it might be seen as a deliberate publicity stunt. Some even speculated that the so-called lover might be Si Yanjing, given the uproar and embarrassment Rong Huaizhi caused years ago. Perhaps this was simply the couple using this opportunity to save face and, incidentally, flaunt their affection online.

However, the male lead has now actually appeared, and not only that, he has also released a sincere clarification statement and officially announced the news. Now it's truly a done deal, leaving no room for argument! Everyone suddenly realized that although these two look exactly alike, they are actually completely different people!

Just look at the comments under Rong Huaizhi's blog; they're quite interesting.

Zhou Yanhuan V: [A lifetime is a long time; we can slowly grow old together. @蓁蓁的骑士]

Luo Zhili V: [When I saw this, it was truly a wake-up call! Our famous Rong family's third young master, who never touches women, has officially announced his relationship!!!]

Lok Chi-lai V: [Sister-in-law, hello! You finally showed up and tamed my brother Huai, that devil! Otherwise, we all thought he was into men.]

Zhenzhen's Knight V: [Luo Zhili, who told you I like guys? Don't ruin my reputation in front of your sister-in-law, damn it, I only liked your sister-in-law, you bastard. @Luo Zhili]

Zhou Yanhuan V: [Hello, nice to meet you.]

Mu Sinian V: [A series for those born in this lifetime! So, Rong Huaizhi, you're not uninterested in women, you're just uninterested in other women?]

Mo Shuqian V: [I just finished reading my younger brother and sister-in-law's blog post. These two are childhood sweethearts, and it turns out that Rong Huaizhi, that bastard, started something and then abandoned it, making me wait for ten years.]

Netizen 1: [Ahhh! What did I just see? It's traditional Chinese characters! Does this mean... this must be from that mysterious and alluring place in Hong Kong, where only the young masters of wealthy and powerful families use such a unique font? People like them are usually so high and mighty, unattainable; for ordinary people like us, even meeting them is a luxury. But now, these young masters are appearing in the same comment section as me! This is simply unbelievable!]

Fan 1: [Am I the only one focusing on something different? It's not about the man's identity, but that our sister and this new brother-in-law have known each other since childhood, and that first photo is one we've never seen before.]

Fan 2: [You noticed too, right? I thought I was the only one who could tell they were childhood sweethearts and even betrothed as children. I knew it! All that talk about our sister never having any scandals, turns out she's already taken.]

Fan 3: [Yeah, I was just curious about this brother-in-law's identity so I checked his assets, sister. Turns out, this brother-in-law is now penniless because he transferred all his assets to my sister's name a few days ago. Now he's working for my sister.]

Netizen 2: [As a casual fan, I suddenly became a shipper. What an ultimate love-obsessed person! They transferred all their assets to their partner and now work for them.]

Netizen 4: [Don't you think they're using this public approach to force their families to agree? Then why haven't their family members appeared since their official announcement?]

Netizen 5: [What you said makes sense. We should also go look for Hilbert; his house was robbed.]

Netizen 6: [Hilbert, your sister is getting married far away and she's been harassed by some rich guy from the port city. Why aren't you here? Your house has been robbed!]

Such comments and sincere blessings are as numerous as the stars in the sky, as vast as the ocean. They are either spoken aloud, sometimes with a high-pitched, impassioned tone, like a resounding bell, deafening; sometimes with a gentle, melodious tune, like a nightingale's song, pleasing to the ear. Or they are presented in written form on the pages of the bustling comment section, each word seemingly containing boundless, profound affection, stirring the reader's heart. Among these diverse comments and blessings, some, though concise, strike directly at the heart, like a sharp sword piercing through layers of fog.

Just as everyone was caught off guard, they were suddenly surprised to find that neither of their families or friends had shown up. This led to suspicion and speculation that the two might have done it intentionally. After all, if their elders opposed the affair, it wasn't entirely impossible that they would deliberately use the past scandal to make a public appearance.

Meanwhile, netizens eager for a spectacle and those with fiery passion for stirring up trouble, like cats drawn by the scent of fish, swarmed into Hilbert's blog's comment section, rushing to complain and vent their frustrations. In an instant, the once tranquil comment section became a bustling hub of activity, filled with a constant stream of speculation and discussion.