Nangong Dihao, the prince who walks sideways in Beijing circles, relies on "social cattle" to make his way in the world.
While others fight for family background and resources, what he fights for is the unique social skills of calling everyone "brother" and handing cigarettes to everyone he meets. He can talk to roadside stall owners and turn them into sworn brothers, and he can also trick top celebrities into free coolies.
Although he obviously has top-notch resources, he is still keen on squatting in the alley every day to play skewers, competing with uncles and aunts for the C spot in the square dance, and repeatedly rubbing the "respectability" of the Beijing circle on the ground.
When he was talking all over the world and subverting everyone's stereotype of the "Prince" with his funny daily routine, no one knew that this seemingly invisible master was quietly using his own way to make the water in Beijing even more muddy, and by the way, those who wanted to step on him to ascend to the throne were made to doubt their lives.
This is the story of a top-notch dude who uses cuteness and wackiness to turn the Beijing circle into a large-scale comedy scene.
