Self-media blogger Song Xiaoman is forced by her mother to livestream her blind dates.
From the start, she meets a penny-pinching calculator guy, a pyramid-scheme dream-seller, and a melodramatic sad boy.
She roasts the weirdos, exposes their tricks, and goes viral with her one-liners. The whole internet follows her for updates!
What she doesn’t know is that a mysterious superfan has been watching her for three years, quietly analyzing every oddball and keeping her company as she roasts them all.
Then, on her fifth blind date, she meets an artsy movie star in a black turtleneck.
The first thing he says is, “My loneliness is a mountain, and heartbreak is hard to heal.”
She replies, “You should play a tragic romantic lead,” and instantly becomes a legend!
At last, the mysterious viewer who had watched the whole thing comes forward:
“Xiaoman, I’ve been watching you for three years. I haven’t missed a single episode.”
His name is Gu Yan. He’s a cool, aloof lawyer with a steady temperament. He says little, but every word hits home.
She thinks he’s just an ordinary fan,
not knowing that he has already carved her preferences, habits, and even her lipstick shades into his heart.
He notices the twitch of her lips when she roasts someone and remembers the colors she wears.
When she’s attacked online, he quietly has her back. When she feels lost, he knows just how to set her straight.
Other people watch her livestreams for a laugh. He watched hers and fell in love.
She thinks blind dating is a farce,
not knowing that this livestream is an encounter he planned long ago.
While everyone else watches her roast the weirdos,
he’s the only one waiting for her to let down her guard and see his true feelings.
Song Xiaoman: “What do you even see in me?”
Gu Yan: “You’re the one I cherish above all others. You’re my exception.”
