Gradually, the heroine charged the humanoid robot again and again, while the humanoid robot blew himself up for the heroine more and more often. The two beings of different kinds formed a deep bond. After the initially emotionless heroine got together with the humanoid robot, she smiled more and more—until they both laughed themselves insane, hey!
After reading the moving love story of the Charging Girl and the Fireworks Man (bfbd), Su Mo put down the manuscript, pinched his chin, and asked, "Tell me, who's playing this script?"
"The male lead is Arash... the female lead is... Mr. Zhuge Liang."
Shakespeare had originally wanted to say Su Mo for the female lead, but when he saw the cold glint in Su Mo's eyes, he chose to say something against his conscience.
His honest thought was: You only need to charge once, while Mr. Zhuge Liang has to charge for half the day. There's no one more suited to play the Charging Girl than you.
Su Mo's brow relaxed. "This is Arash's script. Saving it for the finale should work pretty well. Now hurry up and write my script."
"Master... I'm back."
As soon as Su Mo finished speaking, the meeting room door opened. Andersen returned to his seat with a pained, philosophical expression, his legs awkwardly splayed as he limped. Without needing Su Mo to remind him, he consciously picked up a quill pen and began writing furiously on the script.
After such a warm philosophical lesson from the "Kings," Andersen had gained plenty of inspiration. As a writer, he had to write down the ideas in his head. Mm, he couldn't let them go to waste.
"Master, please review my newest masterpiece."
Andersen wrote nearly twenty different outlines, recording every inspiration, every good idea, and every promising premise