(Fan of Stephen Chow) Starlight·across the Clouds

*The old work from 2014 has been re-filled, the plot direction has been changed, some settings have been changed, and the content of Chapter 21 and subsequent plot conflicts have been temporarily locked. *After the full text is completed, the first twenty chapters will be overhauled, new content will be added, and historical errors will be corrected. ＊This article is not V. (↓The old copywriting has little to do with the follow-up of the main text) Meng Guiyun has always been surprised by the fact that he traveled through time. He still can't understand the significance of coming to Hong Kong at the end of the last century, even though he stayed there for 20 years... Even though the appearance is not old, the time has passed slowly in the heart, and the years have already settled. She was slow to warm up and would never take the initiative to approach others, until the young man knocked on the door of her world persistently, so that she would no longer be alone. In the first ten years, I had been looking for a way to go home, but in the last ten years, I had the idea of ​​staying with him until he grew old. There is always someone you can never forget in a strange world... It's a pity that the mist must eventually wake up, and there are two ways back. When she opened her eyes and saw the strange yet familiar roof of her dormitory, she realized that she was finally separated from him, and she burst into tears... I'm sorry that I couldn't accompany you till old age in the end... Explanation: The heroine Meng Geyun, an ordinary junior college student, traveled to Hong Kong in 1977 while sleeping in the dormitory one night. She stayed there for 20 years. She accompanied Stephen Chow through the teenage, minor and popular stages of his life, and stayed with him until they fell in love with each other in the end. The emotional line is slow to develop, and it mainly focuses on the star's career line, supplemented by other Hong Kong stars, the most important of whom is Tony Leung, who has also been a good friend for many years. The heroine does not join the entertainment industry, but runs a coffee shop and lives a life of leisure. Sometimes she is the person to whom Xing Ye and Wai Tsai confide their depression and the teacher of Chicken Soup for the Soul. Concept: Starlight is like a dream, far away in the clouds