[Entertainment Industry + Mind Reading + Suspenseful Scandal Revelations + Mutual Redemption + Top-Tier Star Pursues His Wife]
Three years after being blacklisted, washed-up actress Lin Xingxia unexpectedly awakens the ability to read minds through touch
1. She touches a green tea girl’s wrist and hears: [Idiot! The security footage is deleted. Tonight, you’re making the crime news!]
2. She brushes the sleeve of a top-tier star and discovers: [Gu Yannan should know the truth about that fire... The little girl he saved burned to ash long ago.]
3. A laid-back couch potato transforms into a human lie detector. Whoever she touches has their career implode, and whoever she bumps into has a scandal exposed!
Gu Yannan, a three-time Golden Award-winning actor with emotional detachment disorder, grabs her by the waist at a banquet:
“My body recognized you before my mind did.”
He is immune to all mind-reading, yet somehow he can hear the thoughts scrolling through her mind.
When the entertainment industry’s dark secrets collide with superpowers:
✓ A fan photographer secretly selling celebrities’ schedules? Track her back and take down the stalker hideout!
✓ A rising star faking his numbers? Project the backstage code and let the face-slapping begin!
✓ A mogul plotting to silence her? Broadcast his memories to the whole internet!
But the most dangerous catch is
“You can read minds only three times a day. Go over the limit, and someone’s dark past will randomly play as background music!”
Lin Xingxia clutches the wall and nearly spits blood. Why does “What Kind of Man Are You” automatically start playing whenever she exposes a scumbag?!
The secret connecting them both is finally revealed:
The ballet girl who saved him in the fire ten years ago, and the autistic boy who shielded her in the ruins,
were connected through memories brought back by their mutual mind-reading!
“Lin Xingxia.” Gu Yannan slaps a DNA report onto the entertainment news headlines.
“You never saved a lamb. You saved a capitalist predator in sheep’s clothing.”
Good, good, good, good