Starlight in Twilight

In the cubicle of Chuangyu, a top advertising company, copywriter and planner Wen Tang was brooding over a creative idea that had been plagiarized by her colleagues. However, she bumped into the airborne project director Shen Yizhou - the man who exposed the loopholes in her plan at a glance in the conference room and had an aura as cold as ice. The first encounter was tit-for-tat: he thought her copywriting was "superficial," and she secretly criticized him for "not understanding the warmth of words." But when working overtime late at night, the hot coffee he left in the conference room, and the change from harsh criticism to recognition in the comments, quietly melted the estrangement; during the project crisis, he calmly blocked the assassination for her, and his words "your talent should not be buried" made her heart tremble. The workplace is like a battlefield, with Meng Jia's overt and covert attacks, and the tension between ambition and original intention. But when he was filming for public welfare projects in the mountains, she was pondering the words of the copy late at night; when he refused the transfer order from the headquarters and said "I don't want to wait any longer" in the dusk-shrouded office, she understood: It turns out that the sharpest edge in the workplace will soften for the one she loves; the most cautious restraint will not be able to withstand the heartbeat of being side by side. From superiors and subordinates who compete with each other, to comrades who have a perfect understanding of each other, to lovers running in both directions in the twilight. They hid their concerns in their proposals, brewed feelings in the aroma of overtime coffee, and used their strength to prove that the workplace is not a forbidden zone for love. When two serious people collide, even the lights in the cubicle can turn into starlight that illuminates each other.