I have looked up to him for ten years and now he wants me to build him a home.
Architect Su Wanqing takes over the luxury house project of top-notch Lu Xingxuan. Party A is an idol, Party B is a fan, and the contract states the iron law of "zero contact."
But Lu Xingxuan sent childhood photos late at night: "I want a place where I can forget that I am Lu Xingxuan."
She designed a real osmanthus tree for him to plant in the center of the house. He knocked on the door of her office in the early hours of the sleepless morning and watched the trees grow on the screen; she encountered his trembling hands and the pill bottle with the label removed in the garage.
The night the relationship was exposed, the entire Internet condemned "amateurs seducing idols." Lu Xingxuan took off his sunglasses during the live broadcast: "She is not a fan, she is the one who rescued me from the model room."
When the millions of cheers have dispersed, all the superstar needs is a light waiting for him to go home. And the person who had looked up to him for ten years finally told him: You don't have to be perfect forever, you can just be a simple person in the world.
From Party A and Party B to soul resonance, this is a two-way redemption across the identity gap. In the center of Vanity Fair, they teach each other how to take off their halo and stay standing in love.
