Alley Starlight

In the modern urban background, there are two natural barriers: On one side are the old alleys and marketplaces, which follow the simple rules of human relationships, with a slow pace and emphasis on friendship. Ordinary people rely on craftsmanship to make a living, and sincerity and goodwill are the hardest passes; On one side is the top entertainment circle, which follows the operating rules of traffic and capital. Behind the glamor is a lot of involuntariness. Everything you say and do is scrutinized by a magnifying glass. Privacy and sincerity are luxuries. There is no absolute good or evil between the two circles, there are only differences in cognition and lifestyle. The protagonist's relationship advances in the process of breaking down this barrier. All conflicts revolve around "identity differences", and the final point is that "love can eliminate all distances".