When Susie, an unemployed social-phobic screenwriter, was dragged into a hit comedy variety show by her unreliable cousin, she thought her life was in hard mode. Until she met her cousin's good brother Qin Yueran - the handsome and funny top Chinese opera student. He said "I'll protect you" and turned around and forgot about her backstage.
In this comedy venue where lights and pressure intersect, Susie brings her camera phobia, silently taking note of everyone's preferences, and polishing every burden with the tip of her pen. Qin Yueran, on the other hand, is free and easy on the stage, but offstage he struggles with the ideals of a comedian and the scale of reality.
From the forgotten little transparency, to the "secret weapon" that gives away the secret script at the critical moment; from the tacit partner who bickers online, to the subtle embarrassment of meeting each other offline - this is a heartwarming story about growth, love and secret love.
When comedy reflects reality, the best work may be the brave and true self.
