On the day his younger brother died in the practice room, Xu Zhiyi cut his hair and tied it around his chest, and entered the draft camp with his name on his name. No one knew that this "brother" with the face of his first love was a girl, and no one knew that the Han family's fatal curse was chasing her to kill her.
She fought her way from Class F to Class A, with bruises on her knees piled up one after another. The first performance shocked the audience, and the second performance the high notes blasted through the studio. A word began to spread in the training camp: That Han Mo from 305 danced to the point of death.
On a group night, she stood up. Five top students stood behind her, their eyes no longer showing the alienation they had when they first met. After moving into the same apartment, her days were filled with hot pot, group performances, and late-night rehearsals—someone dragged her to watch shooting stars in the middle of the night, someone sent her the first new word to listen to, and someone put a serving of hot soy milk on the table every morning. She almost forgot that this body contained a secret that could explode at any time.
Until the car parked downstairs in the Han family's old house, the whole network exploded. She was exposed, quit the group, and started from scratch.
And those five people never left.
On the day she quit the group, the entire Internet was scolding her, but one of the comments on her new song read: "She is the most dedicated person I have ever seen." Two days later, Song Hansheng said in an interview: "No matter who she is, she has always been our teammate." Without naming her, fans knew who she was talking about.
Later, she stood on the stage with thousands of people and sang the last song. The spotlight was on her alone - this time she was not wearing a bandage. Five sets of eyes from the audience looked at her across the sea of people, and it was as bright as every night before.