Wei Ji only wants to sing in peace, but Tang Linqing keeps trying to push him into the spotlight with her ridiculous “offbeat stunts.”
One wants to hide; the other wants to push him forward.
From the instant-noodle smell of a basement studio to the cool atmosphere of a top-tier recording studio.
They sabotage and adore each other, turn cover songs into top-tier star hits, and make an unknown nobody’s life feel like a hot-blooded comic.
Everyone says Wei Ji and Tang Linqing are made for each other, the most unbreakable “business partnership” in the entertainment industry.
Wei Ji also thought that no matter how the world changed, that wacky woman would always stand behind him, holding up her tacky sign that said “Wei Ji Is the Best.”
Until the day he stood at the top of the pyramid.
He turned around, and there was no one behind him.
It turned out the price of growing up was losing the person who grew up alongside you.
At last, we became what we dreamed of, but lost each other along the way.
[Reading Guide]
Laugh-out-loud mutual sabotage in the beginning, hard-hitting reality later.
About dreams, about protecting what matters, and about regrets that never fade.
Open, bittersweet ending (not a traditional happy ending). Proceed with caution if you’re easily upset.
Theme: This story follows ordinary people as they hold on to what they love amid the tension between passion and reality. With a humorous, healing touch, it explores the power of music. On the road to chasing our dreams, it examines the cost of growing up and the regrets we cannot avoid.
