[A play within a play + aloof CEO + energetic heroine + happy enemy + urban sweet pet + reunion after a long separation]
Yuan Xiaoman used the ID card of her high school classmate Su Yu to open an author account, and the novel became a hit overnight - but she was about to take the public examination, and nothing could happen to her during the political review.
She bravely approached the president of AXA Group, who had just returned to China, but was treated as a new secretary.
"Mr. Su, I'm not a secretary!"
No one listened to her explanation.
In order to ask for his help in dealing with the director, she knelt down and made a deal: she would work as a secretary for free in exchange for his "top job".
She thought it was a give-and-take deal.
She didn't know that the ID card was deliberately inserted into her old book when Su Yu graduated - along with the sentence "I like you" that had been written for nine years.
When the wind from the river bank blew through the night where the two of them looked up at the stars, Yuan Xiaoman finally discovered:
It turns out that some people have already met each other as early as in a certain page of a book about youth.
"I'm Not a Secretary: Looking Up at the Starry Sky" is dedicated to everyone who is running between ideals and reality.
