Lin Xi, a 25-year-old super-rich second generation, hides a crazy secret - on the surface, she looks like a pretty girl, but she is actually a die-hard fan of South Korea's top star Lee Soo Hyuk for ten years. In order to get close to the idol, she asked her 5-year-old brother Mu Mu to pretend to be an "illegitimate child" and staged a "recognition father" drama next to Lee Soo Hyuk's car.
The cold-faced man unexpectedly "happily became a father" and originally wanted to send the child to an orphanage, but under the tearful eyes of Mu Mu, he relented and took the child home. He was busy with work and had to recruit a child escort, but Mumu resisted everyone until Lin Xi applied under a pseudonym. Mu Mu, who had already colluded with her sister, instantly became intimate and clingy, forcing Lee Soo Hyuk to keep this "lucky" applicant.
While getting along day and night, Lin Xi concealed her identity to take care of her younger brother, while carefully approaching her idol, gradually melting Lee Soo Hyuk's coldness with her care and tenderness. His initial vigilance and disgust towards this girl who always perfectly matched his preferences gradually turned into unconscious dependence and affection.
However, when the lie was exposed, Lee Soo Hyuk was furious at this carefully planned approach; even more fierce resistance came from Lin Xi's family - her parents threatened to destroy Lee Soo Hyuk's career and asked her to cut off this "inappropriate relationship". On one side, there is love exchanged for lies, and on the other side, there is the oppression of family power. In the gap between stars and dust, can the two keep this relationship that starts with calculation and ends with sincerity?
Intention: 1. The game between sincerity and form: a relationship that starts with "deception", and finally breaks the shell of calculation with sincerity, proving that the essence of love is the attraction of souls rather than the way of meeting; 2. The confrontation between class and prejudice: the identity difference between wealthy families and the entertainment industry, and parents' prejudice against "star careers" reflect the courage and power of love in breaking through solidified cognition; 3. The two-way nature of growth and redemption: the female protagonist goes from being paranoid about chasing stars to learning to respect and give, and the male protagonist goes from being alienated and indifferent to regaining warmth. The two complete self-salvation in the relationship, showing the reshaping effect of love on people.