This is the story of two geniuses falling in love in the entertainment industry.
When Lin Ran, a college student majoring in Chinese teaching, fled his hometown of a fourth-tier town, he thought he was a wolf coming from the north. However, a series of blows made her start to doubt her life: she participated in a talent show, was treated as a tool, and was banned; she joined a group act, fought with the heroine, and was plotted against. When you meet a man you fall in love with at first sight, you cannot fall in love; when you meet a friend who is with you all the way, you have different views. Did she give up the risk and go home to take the teacher qualification certificate and become a teacher with peace of mind? Or should we pull off the negative scales on our body and change our "wolf nature" to comply with the real rules of the game? At the age of 18, because he fell in love with someone he shouldn't love, he failed the college entrance examination and his father passed away. Wang Yun, a top student in liberal arts, wandered on the intercity bridge, looked at the roaring river, and wanted to end his life. Unexpectedly, she was spotted by her manager Zhang Duo, and by various mistakes along the way, she accidentally entered the entertainment industry. If you start a band, the lead singer will be pissed off by him; if you become an actor, if you become popular, you will officially announce your relationship. Love brain? Not motivated? No, he's just afraid of red. By chance, he met the fledgling Lin Ran, who broke into his world like a "doe" shining with holy light. He regarded Lin Ran as his salvation, but he committed a common problem among young literary men: hypocrisy.
Well, these are two psychopaths... One wants to break through the constraints, let himself go, and find freedom of the soul; the other is confused, listless, and waiting to die. When two people with very different personalities fall in love at first sight, how will their love develop?
Note: There is no prototype, so do not imagine. This story is purely fictitious. Any similarities are purely coincidental.
Purpose: The more abnormal the brain, the easier it is to succeed in the entertainment industry
