After modern-day arranging prodigy Ning Wei dies suddenly, she wakes up a thousand years in the future as an interstellar trainee, only to have the rotten luck of joining a boy band.
With an expulsion warning looming and seven future bandmates of wildly different personalities, she has no choice but to keep her secret identity firmly in place.
From then on, the interstellar entertainment scene takes a strange turn:
When her bandmates use AI to write songs, she creates “Moon Reflected on the Second Spring” with her bare hands, moving the lead singer to hug her leg and cry, “Bro!”
When everyone else is training hard in mecha dance combat, she gives broadcast calisthenics the air of an intangible cultural heritage.
Her bandmates gradually realize something is off: their new “bro” is soft and sweet, has an oddly old-fashioned talent, and always manages to make the captain and the star dancer compete jealously for attention behind the scenes.
The threat of her secret identity being exposed is constant, and every day Ning Wei recklessly tests the limits of social death.
Until, on the peak stage of the interstellar world, her ultimate secret identity is about to be exposed
Ning Wei: “If I tell you I'm just an ordinary craftswoman from a thousand years ago, will you believe me?”
Behind her, all seven bandmates raise their fan lights in unison: “Whatever you are, you'll always be our center!”
