Zhu Jin, a "good-for-nothing" young master kicked out by his family, appears gentle and composed, always in control of the situation. In reality, after every bit of showing off, he has to duck into the restroom and frantically press his philtrum to keep himself alive. His only golden finger is the ancestral "Soul-Link Art," which lets him see the deepest desires in people's hearts. But it comes with a side effect: every time he uses it, he falls into a brief state of social anxiety, so panicked he can even bring himself to snap at a waiter.
A farcical audition mix-up lands him a job as the personal assistant to Su Wan, a top star. From then on, he's dragged into the undercurrents of the entertainment industry: a tyrannical male supporting character wants to climb over him, powerful tycoons want to use him as a scapegoat, and even his ex-girlfriend, the girl he once adored, shows up to sneer, "Go back to the Zhu family and beg for scraps." Zhu Jin can only keep his hands trembling as he maintains his air of expertise, while using the Soul-Link Art to pinpoint each enemy's weakness and dance the most outrageous steps on the edge of a blade.
But as he stirs up one storm after another, a secret buried for twenty years gradually comes to light. His family didn't cast him out because he lacked talent. His biological mother's family was hiding a forbidden power capable of shaking all of China. And the seemingly sweet and naive assistant who's always been by his side may be far more dangerous than he ever imagined...
