Ye Yiqingtu: Urban Fireworks of Self-Media Couples

Chen Ye, an ace planner who once became famous in the advertising circle with "Have surgery today, go to work tomorrow", has lost his industry halo and turned to a full-time self-media blogger. Others always have prejudices and regard self-media people as Internet dependants who seek traffic and attention, but Chen Ye breaks the stereotype with his daily life of polishing scripts day and night and live-streaming interactions all night long. He holds multiple positions in planning, filming, editing, and operations. Long working hours and multi-line high-pressure tasks are the norm. He considers himself a down-to-earth and hard-working striver of the new era. Another protagonist of the story is his lover Dong Yayi, a voice anchor signed by platform 8848, whose online name is Yiyi Meowsheng. She has a sweet and soft voice, a lazy and gentle personality, and is a perfect cat girl. When they first met, Chen Ye mistakenly heard her name as "Dentist Dong", which caused an interesting episode. There is a contrast between the two of them when they get along. Yayi laughed and said that Chen Ye was a canine boyfriend, and also joked that with her company, he had completed the growth and transformation from a lonely single dog to a loyal and reliable companion. The entire story abandons bloody conflicts and exaggerated romance, and focuses on the two popular industries of self-media and audio dubbing. It uses the daily life of the two people living together in the city as a carrier to outline the real aspects of the industry. There is Chen Ye's workplace pressure to create an account and strive for live broadcast performance, and Dong Yayi's behind-the-scenes hard work of writing books and polishing her voice; the subtle warmth of flirting between lovers, and the healing moments of supporting each other when facing industry difficulties are intertwined. The ordinary daily life full of fireworks dissolves the industry filter, vividly showing the unknown hard work and love of self-media and audio practitioners, and writing about a cat and dog couple accompanying each other and healing each other while running around in the city.