Crazy, Go Crazy, All of You Are Crazy, Right?

[Unhinged Girl and Offbeat CEO]

[One-on-one romance + extra sweet + entertainment industry + dating show + absurd comedy + shamelessly awful + memes + nonsense]

Yao Ni transmigrates into a book, becoming a disposable side character in an entertainment-industry novel about a playboy finally settling down and pursuing his true love. She’s the third person sacrificed for the grand love story of the male and female leads. But it’s fine, it’s fine, it’s fine.

At least she’s a third-rate celebrity. She needs scandals, trending topics, and a spot on a dating show. As for becoming a first-rate star, she’ll start by chanting the right slogan. First, she needs the right state of mind.

No fans?

Ride the playboy top-tier star’s scandalous trending topics, set off a frenzy of gossip and win awards, crash into everyone around her...

Netizens: She’s throwing herself at the top-tier star.

Her: “What a dung beetle in a mask, shameless and full of crap. Throwing myself at him? The smell of his expired cologne is just... I can’t get close to him at all.”

Netizens: Give us back our top-tier star’s good name. A man and a woman alone in the middle of the night? We can’t even imagine it.

Her: “What’s there not to imagine about the wolf’s world? Want me to send you a link to a Japanese-made product?”

She’s supposed to be on a dating show, but it’s really an unhinged show.

On the first day of filming, during a hotpot dinner,

she spills all the secrets, and the playboy male lead trends as a pervert.

When she first meets the mysterious president of the Lu Group, Lu Mo,

she says, “Lu Qian, right? I’m making you my friend.”

And Lu Mo, true to his surname, replies,

“Lu Qian sounds great... Lu Qian’s not bad.”

Later, the mysterious president of the Lu Group finally admits,

“She’s the one I’ve been looking for all along.”

But the international superstar who joins the show later and is full of great lines also says, “I don’t like her? Then what do you call all the times I played along with her jokes?”

Her: “I’d call that playing along with my jokes.”

For a while, the audience doesn’t know which couple to root for,

until the CEO whips out a marriage certificate.

[Never follows the usual script]