I Don't Want to Be a Student!

[Single female protagonist + daily life + system + entertainment industry + dog food + two-way redemption] [The male protagonist who takes things easy in the world of fireworks vs. The female protagonist who reconciles with herself in Vanity Fair] [Romance from the perspective of the male protagonist, the career-oriented female protagonist, who is always sober and independent; the love-minded male protagonist, but has serious things to do] [Deputy CP: A very energetic young actor vs. An impeccable top male, forcing the front edge] [Front edge = more than one] Have you heard of the famous Chuan Bookstore? Never heard of it? It's not important. The story begins with the retired employee Ding Dangdang being stabbed in the back by his old employer. After working hard for half a lifetime, Ding Dangdang finally received VIP retirement benefits and transformed into a rich second generation with a lot of money, few things to do, and excellent physical fitness. (But, will capitalists really pay workers as scheduled?) Hey, this female classmate, you sit next to me in so many seats. Do we know each other well? And, it was really the first time we met. Three years later, Ding Dangdang: "Where is the university in the same city? A woman's mouth is a liar." Li Ruochu: "Classmate, aren't we unfamiliar with each other?" A few years later, at the event site, Reporter from a newspaper: "Ms. Li, the character Nancheng you played in the play met a like-minded partner during his travels. So in real life, what are your expectations for your partner?" Li Ruochu: "Well... Anyway, I'm not the kind of person who uses his phone as a brick." Ding Dangdang, who had just come out of the mountains, rushed to the airport wearing a big straw hat. Change clothes? Do you think you can't get single quickly enough? Slow pace!