The day Zhao Zhixia returned to China, all he wanted was to join Keep Running as an executive director and watch from afar over Bai Lu, his childhood sweetheart, whom he had lost years ago.
But when a guest suddenly dropped out, director Wang Zhengyu took one look at Zhao's six-foot-two height, handsome face, and effortless flair for variety shows, and said, “You're filling in.”
From pressure-point mats to mud pits, from flying chairs to identity games, he turned Keep Running into a hit-making machine.
One after another, his secret identities came to light: singer, actor, screenwriter, director.
But Bai Lu grew more and more suspicious.
How did this new executive director know her even better than she knew herself?
At last, after a compatibility game on one episode, she cornered him, eyes red, and asked:
“Zhao Zhixia, is that you?”
In the AI novel, we already knew each other in chapter 25, and everyone later knew that we were childhood sweethearts, but by chapter 54, we didn't know each other anymore. There is also a mechanical dialogue process, just like keeping a running account.
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