Has She Had Her Epiphany Today?

On the first day of filming the novel adaptation "Your Ears Fell for Me First," Cheng Man, the screenwriter, saw Shen Chuyao, the male lead, in person for the first time. Just as she had described him in her writing, even his casual, meaningless glances were full of allure. Cheng Man stared into those eyes for a full three minutes before finally feeling satisfied and looking away. As she turned, she heard the director tease Shen Chuyao behind her. "Teacher Shen's ears turned red just from reading the lines. You're getting into character quickly." - As the novel's author, Cheng Man does nothing but revise the script and explain the characters to the actors. The male and female leads get stuck on a scene, so Cheng Man taps the script and describes the characters' state of mind, sounding just like a dating expert. Shen Chuyao, usually immersed in his roles on set but quiet off camera, suddenly asks, "Teacher Cheng, do you have a lot of experience with relationships?" Cheng Man, single since birth for N years: "...I've never dated anyone." A faint laugh suddenly reaches her ears. Cheng Man looks at Shen Chuyao suspiciously. He lowers his voice and says one syllable: "Mm." Cheng Man: "...?" What does "mm" mean? - Later, Cheng Man joins another production midway through filming and disappears for a whole month. On a whim, she returns to check on their progress. Not long after, as she's getting ready to leave, Shen Chuyao's cold voice meets her head-on. "Cheng Man, how do you always manage to leave so casually?" Cheng Man, only now catching on: "?" - Cheng Man has spun countless dreams for young girls, with one fictional male lead after another. She never thought there would be someone who seemed tailor-made for the male lead in her own story. [1. A slow-on-the-uptake screenwriter heroine x an unflappable male lead] [2. A simple, sweet romance] Theme: Love the right person and do the right thing