[Also known as: A Porcelain Promise]
[No transmigration, no rebirth, no inner monologue: An optimistic, resilient heroine carrying the weight of life, a sweet exterior and a deeply rational mind VS a tsundere genius with power and influence, an attentive and considerate hero]
Su Cixin, a student in the acting department, spends three thousand yuan to hire an agent at the library. From then on, luck is on her side and her acting career takes off. Her parents died when she was eighteen, and she learned just how cruel life could be. Her greatest dream is to become someone who shines.
From “librarian” to “agent,” Ye Zhi accompanies her on the road to becoming a top-tier star in the short-form drama scene. Then he abandons her for someone better connected, even becoming a “domineering CEO” himself in a short time.
Is this a case of “Those who leave me behind cannot be held by yesterday,” or is it that “the riot of colors is beginning to dazzle the eye”?
Ye Zhi was born into privilege. The pain of losing his mother as a child because of a family power struggle left him with her dying wish: “Be an ordinary person.”
But Su Cixin makes him understand that if she wants to shine, he is willing to take the reins of power again for her!
The lost find their way by looking up for love.
[A story of growth, with the male and female leads choosing each other, alongside themes of family and friendship. It includes a touch of genius tycoon, a hint of budding one-sided BL, a mildly unpleasant female rival, a little of the older generation’s romantic entanglements in their youth, and a gradual romance between trendy seniors in their later years…]
[Young Master Bo, President Gu, and President Huo are all passing characters. The many characters with the surname Yun are the real deal. A sinister man in a wheelchair isn’t necessarily a domineering CEO.]
