Happily Ever After (Chinese: 童話的休止符; pinyin: Tónghuà de xiūzhǐfú) is the fifth studio album by Chinese-Hong Kong singer-songwriter G.E.M.

The album was preceded by three extended plays (EP) with three songs each: My Fairytale, Fearless, and Queen G, which were released in increments between August and December 2018.

[5] During the sold-out[6] three-day concert schedule in Taiwan held on March, it was revealed by her agency that the singer will release a new album that summer.

released the music video for her single "Tik Tok" which was shot in Inner Mongolia, featuring Taiwanese actor Tender Huang.

[17] The EP was released worldwide on December 28, along with the fan made video of her song "Queen G" which was uploaded on her official YouTube.

The music video featured clips of her debut, live performances, and other behind-the-scenes to celebrate her 10th anniversary.

Despite the contract termination, she made the decision to continue with the remaining eight stops for her ongoing concert, "Queen of Hearts", which she wrapped up in Kaohsiung on April 28.

In the court documents, the company was also looking at claiming ownership of the singer's copyrighted works, along with her stage name.

filed a counter lawsuit, asking the court to not allow Hummingbird to take ownership of her work and trademark, along with an unspecified compensation amount.