According to convention, it seems that there should be a self-introduction first and a clear introduction:
Yu Weichen has been the kind of girl since she was a child, neither good-looking nor ugly, with neither good nor bad grades and popularity, but Yu Weichen has never attached "ordinary" to herself.
When Yu Weichen grew up, she had a job that was neither salty nor bland, a social circle that was neither salty nor bland, and her appearance that was neither salty nor bland. She was like almost everyone in this city, ordinary, but because of their own stories, they felt that they were not ordinary.
Yu Weixin, who is not very young, is not married, has no children, no house or car, and works an ordinary job in an ordinary company. It is something that all youth or inspirational TV dramas disdain to use as the protagonist. It is neither youthful nor full of passion and fighting spirit. There is no bloody mistress to fight with, no rebellious adolescent children to teach... In short, I am just one of those people who wake up early to catch the subway, wait in line for takeaway, and are busy but insignificant.
Yu Weichen, who has always been "hiding her power and biding her time", believes that there will always be a pair of unique discerning eyes that will spot her brilliance among the crowd.
Welcome to watch the story of Ms. Yu, who is neither salty nor bland, and ordinary. Maybe if you don't watch it, it won't have a big impact on you.
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Yu Weichen and Lu Xinming met by chance for the first time:
"You just hit my tenth thoracic vertebra. Twice."
"Huh?"
Their first impression of each other was:
This woman is so rude.
This man is so rude.
The fate between Yu Weichen and Mr. "The Tenth Thoracic Vertebra" started when they looked at each other with disgust.
The trivial daily life of ordinary people is not very romantic, but the trivial daily life is the daily life!
Purpose: I want to write a "current" story, which may be realistic or surreal. Maybe it's just some trivial daily life, or maybe it's so fantastic that it's just a story.