The Plot I Wrote Came True [Showbiz]

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Xie Zhao is a brilliant screenwriter who doesn't deserve to have hair.

To vent the stress of work, she uses an extremely discreet secret identity to turn things happening around her into stories. But gradually, she realizes something is wrong.

She writes that a cheating distributor gets his head bashed in by his wife. A few days later, the distributor really does get his head bashed in by his wife.

She writes that a client who keeps making her revise scripts starts losing his hair. A few days later, the client really does go bald.

She writes that an arrogant celebrity's carefully crafted image falls apart. A few days later, that celebrity really is exposed online from head to toe.

Xie Zhao: ...Did someone bless my keyboard?

One day, a group of tough guys in black suits and sunglasses get out of a stretch limousine and block Xie Zhao at the entrance to her residential compound.

Xie Zhao thinks she's gotten herself mixed up with some terrifying organization. But then the tough guys suddenly produce several large boxes of cash and drop to their knees in a row before her. "Please save our young master!"

Xie Zhao: ...?

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Synopsis 1:

In third grade, the teacher asks the class what they want to be when they grow up.

Qu Zhi carefully writes three characters in his workbook: scientist.

Zheng Baozhu scrawls three characters in hers: movie star.

At the high school senior pep rally, the homeroom teacher asks with great enthusiasm, "What kind of life do you want?"

Qu Zhi answers, "A brilliant and dazzling one."

Zheng Baozhu answers, "A life of luxury and glamour."

Synopsis 2:

Zheng Baozhu and Qu Zhi grew up together, but instead of becoming childhood sweethearts everyone envied, they became sworn enemies.

Zheng Baozhu thinks Qu Zhi is hypocritical, affected, and self-righteous.

Qu Zhi thinks Zheng Baozhu is vulgar, materialistic, and all looks with no substance.

Everyone says they are the two people least likely to become lovers.

Their childhood friend Cen Tongtong declares, "If those two ever get together, I'll eat every keyboard in my house."

Later, she throws all 17 keyboards out of her house overnight.

One-line summary: What's it like to fall in love with your sworn enemy?

Theme: Man can triumph over fate