Fang Hao, who was born in Nanjing, graduated from university in Beijing, went abroad to work hard, and changed his life after returning to China. Fang Hao did not choose to continue drifting north, but returned to his hometown to "lie down". A few years later, he was invited by his friend Jenny Liang to perform in a play at the Aranya Drama Festival, where he met Wang Chuchu, a young actor from the Vine Theater Company. Fang Hao's sister Fang Mo has not yet found a job in college, so she married to Xi'an in pursuit of love, ran a flower shop, and lived a life of caring for her husband and raising her children. Fang Mo loves script killing, so he got acquainted with the little demon DM of the Detective Hall. Fang Hao went to Xi'an to visit his sister Fang Mo, and stopped by his college classmate Lu Ping. He learned that Lu Ping had an unusual relationship with an actress from a theater company he invested in. This person was Wang Chuchu. Wang Chuchu's college classmate Xiao Mumu, who also majored in drama, did not choose to continue to be an actress, but became an anchor. She did not have the same understanding of life as Wang Chuchu because of her superior family conditions. The relationship between Wang Chuchu and Lu Ping exceeded conventional boundaries, but in order to achieve her ideal of being an actor, she had to continue to rely on this big tree. After Fang Mo's introduction, Fang Hao went to the Detective Hall to play scripted killer, met DM Xiaoyao, and helped the Xiaoyao get out of the difficulties in life. The relationship between Wang Chuchu and Lu Ping is shaky. On the one hand, he wants to realize his ideals, but on the other hand, he has to face Lu Ping's harassment. Wang Chuchu struggles to support himself. Fang Hao finally broke the window paper and formed a new theater troupe with his sister Fang Mo, DM Xiaoyao, Wang Chuchu and Xiao Mumu. With the help of Jenny Liang, he participated in the Wuzhen Theater Festival and was a great success. Wang Chuchu also found himself again.
Intention: Have the courage to change what can be changed, have the strength to accept what cannot be changed, have the wisdom to distinguish the first two realities, and be the master of your own life.