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Who would have thought that Tan Kangyu, a well-known male actor who always stars in suspense dramas and spy dramas, likes to read romance novels to relax in his spare time? Who would have thought that Tan Kangyu would fantasize about the plot of his novel in Shuhuang? Who would have thought that Tan Kangyu would accidentally fall into fantasy and need someone to act opposite him? Gao Silam, who has only played a few supporting roles, received an unexpected job. She only needs to use the dream system to enter the plot of Gao Silam's fantasy novel. She can accompany Tan Kangyu to ensure that the plot goes smoothly and she can get a high salary! Silong and pine have the same pronunciation! Plot 1: An office worker in an office building is obsessed with a delivery boy (summary not original) Senior staff member (Gao Silan): Can I be your girlfriend? Brother Tan (Tan Kangyu): No, we are not suitable! Senior staff: I don't dislike you, I support you. Brother Tan: You can't support me! Plot two: Song Lan (Gao Silan): "How about we watch a movie together?" Tan Yu (Tan Kangyu) chuckled: "I remember we are getting divorced these days. Is it because we can watch movies together?" "Tan Yu, don't forget, you are my husband, Song Lan, and you should fulfill your obligations as a husband. Watching movies with me is naturally one of them." … When Tan Kangyu woke up from the dream, he didn't remember everything in the dream. Gao Silan and Tan Kangyu in the real world met on the set, looking at the man who didn't remember him... He also felt lost... Later, when Tan Kangyu reviewed all the plots in the dream world, he realized that he had been secretly in love without knowing it... Part One: Brother Tan and Senior Staff Part 2: Lan Xin and Officer Tan Part Three: Gao Susu and Tan Xiaoyu Part 4: Zhou Lan and Tan Jiayu Part 5: Lan Lei and Tan Yu, female teachers and private company employees Part Six: Lan Suyan and Tan Qingyun, female artists and male screenwriters Part Seven, Lan Chen and Tan Chuyan Part 8, Lan Qian and Tan Chen Part 9, Song Lanhe's talk … Concept: Seeing is not necessarily believing