"My Editor-in-Chief Girlfriend" tells the story of the growth of the cold-faced editor Feng Yu and the grassroots author Ma Liwei from workplace collision to soul resonance. When a rigorous workplace elite meets a persistent literary dream chaser, a two-way journey about words, ideals and love quietly begins.
Deputy editor Feng Yu accidentally discovered "City Dust" by deliveryman Ma Liwei among the newcomers' submissions of varying quality. The writing style of the manuscript is simple but hits people's hearts, showing the survival plight of marginalized groups in the city. Although it has structural flaws, it allows her to see the long-lost original intention of literature. She taught everything with red pen comments, and when returning the manuscript, she included the encouragement of "looking forward to polishing it", which ignited Ma Liwei's creative fire.
The piles of manuscripts in Feng Yu's office, the pile of second-hand books in Ma Liwei's rental house, and the smell of disinfectant in the hospital corridor depict a real and tangible picture of the workplace and the market. From "Bole in the rejection letter" to "partner on the red carpet", the two protagonists interpret the most tenacious look of love - not to save and be saved, but to make each other better people.
Intention: The right person will definitely appear on the way to pursue your dreams.