The Ultimate Troublemaker Breaks Up a Movie Emperor's 778

[Rookie in the entertainment industry vs. showy award-winning actor]

[Stirring up trouble + face-slapping + secret identity + sweet romance + playing the fool]

At thirteen, Han Jiayi watched a pregnant woman lead a girl a few months older than her into their home. The two treated her mother like a servant and brazenly moved in.

On a rainy day in late autumn, she and her mother knelt on the ground, picking up their scattered luggage as the others jeered at them.

Nine years later, she sat in her office watching the sweetly smiling girl on screen talk about her happy family. In that case, she would play the troublemaker and find out what kind of filth was hiding inside that shiny toilet bowl.

But before the troublemaker could get to work, she stepped into a trap herself, flirted with a man, and ended up paying him to leave.

As she fled in a panic, she left the man a small tip and a blank sheet of paper advising him to change careers.

When they met again, the man she had mistaken for a gigolo had transformed into an award-winning actor. Now he was standing across from her on the set of a variety show.

Seeing the tip and the note in his hand, she fell to her knees.

Her first move as a troublemaker had been an utter disaster.

After a series of twists and turns, he put an arm around her waist and murmured in her ear, asking sweetly, “So, Ms. Han, are you finally ready to take responsibility for that night?”

What young person these days doesn’t go a little crazy? Going crazy is the norm.

When confronted by a greasy, overweight man trying to exploit her, she said, “Little crispy corn snacks, so crunchy and so small!”

To someone making snide remarks about her, she said, “Since you love meddling so much, there’s a manure truck passing by outside. Want to go see how it tastes?”

To someone trying to manipulate her, she said, “What am I supposed to change? If you can’t stand me, pluck out your own eyeballs. That’s your problem.”