Luo Qing's life ideal is to become an investigative reporter who exposes the darkness of society. The reality is that she has become a salty editor for the entertainment public account "Gua Tian Express", and her daily job is to catch up with the top celebrities, find love affairs, and spread rumors through photos. The most painful thing in life is this. If there is anything more painful, it is that she was sent back to her hometown by her boss - the 18th-tier coastal town where she had escaped for ten years, to follow the "has-been" actor Jiang Mo. Good news: You get paid vacations from work, and you can get a cat at your own expense (the movie star has a hugely adorable stuffed animal in his family). Bad news: The actor is a little confused, but his anti-reconnaissance capabilities are comparable to 007. Luo Qing followed him for a week, and all he photographed was the cat's head and his own dark circles. The worse news is that she discovered that this seemingly peaceful town hides a huge web woven of favors, interests and blood ties. The school belle who disappeared fifteen years ago has become a taboo that everyone keeps secret; the most respected squire in town has a dirty business behind the mask of charity; and the person she is photographing, the reclusive actor Jiang Mo, seems to be inseparable from everything. What he hides at home is not just the cute ragdoll cat. When she accidentally recorded a covered-up crime using paparazzi entertainment equipment, Luo Qing knew that her "vacation" was over. The boss roared on the phone: "What I want is top-notch CP! Not "Today's Statement"! Your bonus this month is gone!" Luo Qing looked at the miniature camera in her hand and smiled: "Boss, the situation has opened up. This time, the melons will be enough for us to last a lifetime." She decided to use the skills of paparazzi to carry out reporter's justice.
