Why Don't You Fall in Love with Someone Else?

The work uses the entertainment industry as its canvas, but it does not get bogged down in glitz and glamor. Instead, it uses delicate brushstrokes to outline a tender relationship hidden in the gaps of the spotlight, which makes it particularly moving to read. The novel avoids clichés at the beginning. The first encounter between Shen Yizhou and Su Wan has no deliberate dramatic conflict, but begins with the common pursuit of "reality" in the studio. Su Wan wanted to shoot "Shen Yizhou in a suit" instead of "Shen Yizhou in a suit". One sentence would break the shackles of star persona. The plot of the follow-up visit is even more ingenious. The secret route in the mottled alleys, the sweet and sour pork ribs in the thermos bucket, and the "Uncle selling candied haws on a stick" on the hand-drawn route map. These details full of life's fireworks make love in the entertainment industry break away from the sense of suspension and become a little more shy and cherished by ordinary people's love. The best thing is the foreshadowing. The heart-warming photo secretly taken in the scene notes and the orchid jade pendant given by Shen Yizhou to Su Wan not only laid the lead for the subsequent scandal and misunderstanding of "transfer and separation of love", but also made the emotional warming appear natural and believable. The novel does not overexaggerate the cruelty of the entertainment industry, but through the resonance of the characters during late-night chats and the shared memory of the record store in the old neighborhood, the two souls have a solid foundation for the closeness. When noisy scandals hit, how will this heartbeat hidden in the warm light bloom with more touching power amid misunderstanding and protection.