The two male protagonists were a bit funny in the early stage. I didn't know how to think about the title of the book when signing the contract. The ideal title of the book [Butterfly Birthmark Says We Have Seen It] has tears in it. It is a life-style writing, with mouth replacement. The story takes place in a modern city where the short video and live broadcast industry is booming, and virtual idols and e-sports industries have become new traffic outlets. There are many entertainment companies, the Internet celebrity economy is prevalent, young people are keen on personalized expression, and society is extremely tolerant of diverse lifestyles. The city is full of opportunities and competition, and various bizarre events and absurd challenges are staged every day, providing a natural stage for the hilarious adventures of the two protagonists.
Core character setting
1. Gu Ye0
- Appearance: He is obviously a naughty dog, but he pretends to be a ruffian. He smiles with hooked eyebrows. He wears ripped jeans and sweatshirts all year round, and a cheap skull necklace hangs around his neck.
- Personality: On the surface, he has a venomous tongue, but in reality, he is soft on the inside.
- Background: I lost my parents when I was young. After dropping out of high school, I made a living by running a street vendor and doing odd jobs. I taught myself video editing and live broadcast skills. My dream is to make my grandma better.
2. Jiang Yubai 1
- Appearance: A cool and aristocratic young man with picturesque features and alienated temperament. His daily outfit is a simple high-end suit, and even his slippers are from luxury brands.
- Personality: Cold on the outside and hot on the inside, cold and abstinent on the surface, but in fact, he is as poisonous as Gu Ye. He directly turns on the "AI indifference mode" for people who are not interested.
- Background: The sole heir to the Jiang Group, proficient in eight languages and financial investments, his refusal to marry opened up a sweet time for the two of them.
Reader comments
The cover is sucked in, and a five-star start comes first
The cover is sucked in, and a five-star start comes first
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