Keep Running: I’m Pure Deer Antler, Spare Me, Bailu!

[One heroine: Bai Lu] [Variety show] [Romance dramas] Lin Yan, president of Bai Lu's unofficial fan club, was organizing an offline fan event when he got a call from his good buddy, his former editor for a romance story about Bai Lu and the current director of Keep Running. The director invited him to appear on the next episode's livestream. At first, Lin Yan refused. After all, he'd written a novel about dating Bai Lu, and the thought of appearing on Keep Running and interacting with her made him feel guilty. But the director promised not to reveal that he was an author, and said he'd pair him up amicably with Bai Lu, put them together as a couple, and give him plenty of screen time. Lin Yan was tempted, so he agreed. To keep netizens from accusing Lin Yan of getting special treatment and dragging him into a scandal, the director launched a public vote among Bai Lu's fans. Lin Yan's profile: 25 years old, from an ordinary family, trained in martial arts since childhood, an athletic powerhouse, long-time number one on the list of top male students at the Shanghai Film Academy, specially appointed Tai Chi instructor at Yanjing University, and specially appointed acting instructor at the Dragon Nation Media Education Promotion Association. Lin Yan's track record: 1) He led Bai Lu's fans in several major online counterattacks when she was being attacked. 2) He took on a group of trolls by himself after they picked a fight and insulted Bai Lu in person, crushing them. 3) He has followed Bai Lu offline for a long time and is the unofficial fan-club president. Most of the fans who attend her offline events follow his lead. All this gave him a huge advantage, and he surged ahead in the voting! Just as Lin Yan was starting to daydream about sweet moments with Bai Lu on Keep Running, the director announced his first role: the Bell Man. His job was to rip off everyone's name tags, including Bai Lu's. Lin Yan was stunned. Director: You wouldn't want me to tell everyone about that Bai Lu romance novel you wrote, would you?