Lin Wan, a 22-year-old newcomer to Shanghai, is a stylish, curvy city girl. Years of morning runs and Pilates have given her a slender waist and faintly defined abs. She looks sharp in a bodycon skirt, while her long legs and sporty everyday outfits give her a vibrant, energetic look.
Her long, straight black hair is her trademark. She switches effortlessly between wearing it half-up, in a high ponytail, or in a low bun, and can look both sweet and cool, like someone straight out of a fashion magazine.
She used to be an account planner at a major advertising agency, known for her decisiveness. She called out slackers, helped bail her best friend’s café out of trouble, and immediately fought back when someone stole her proposal. She also runs a beauty review account, “Wanwan Reviews,” where she tests makeup in fitted knit tops. Her followers say, “Her self-discipline makes her glow.”
One rainy night, she pretended to be a reporter to help top-tier star and acclaimed actor Gu Chengchuan escape a crowd of obsessive fans. She fell into a mud pit but still shielded the cat in her arms. The 28-year-old heir to a wealthy family remembered her in her white shirt, handed her his business card, and left her with one parting line: “I owe you one.”
And so their story begins.
Very interesting, very beautiful