Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun, a former screenwriter now working as a delivery driver, delivers food to Dai Ying, a successful and lonely senior vice president.
• Dai Ying, drunk, shares her feelings of loneliness and unfulfilled desires with Li Xun.
• Li Xun, also drunk, kisses Dai Ying, and they spend the night together.
• The next morning, Dai Ying pays Li Xun 10,000 yuan to keep their encounter a secret and asks him never to deliver to her address again.

Character Developments

• Li Xun: Struggles with his low alcohol tolerance, which leads to impulsive actions. He is also curious about Dai Ying's past and her feelings.
• Dai Ying: Reveals her loneliness and desire for human connection. She is also willing to take risks, as shown by her actions with Li Xun.

Significant Themes

• Loneliness and the desire for human connection.
• The consequences of impulsive actions under the influence of alcohol.
• The struggle between professionalism and personal desires.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun and Dai Ying: Their interaction is initially professional, but it evolves into a moment of intimacy and vulnerability, followed by an awkward and tense parting.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun starts his first day at Penguin Video.
• He meets Han Qiaoling and Zhou Hongsu, his new colleagues in the Screenwriting Department.
• They discuss their reasons for joining Penguin Video, with both women admiring their future boss, Senior Sister Dai.
• Li Xun learns about Senior Sister Dai's impressive background and realizes she might be someone from his past life.

Character Developments

• Li Xun: Shows humility and curiosity about his new workplace and colleagues.
• Han Qiaoling: Excited and proud about joining Penguin Video due to its size and reputation.
• Zhou Hongsu: Admires Senior Sister Dai, her idol and role model, as the driving force behind her joining Penguin Video.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and career aspirations.
• The importance of role models and idols.
• The challenges of climbing the corporate ladder, especially for women.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun, Han Qiaoling, and Zhou Hongsu: They bond over their shared excitement and curiosity about their new workplace and each other's backgrounds.
• Li Xun and Senior Sister Dai: Li Xun learns about Senior Sister Dai's impressive background and realizes she might be someone from his past life, setting up a potential future interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun, along with two other newcomers, joins the Screenwriting Department of Penguin Video.
• Li Xun is assigned to work with screenwriter Wang Hai and is mentored by him.
• Li Xun learns about President Dai Ying from Wang Hai, who reveals that she is a great beauty and that everyone in the company has thoughts about her.
• Li Xun is summoned to President Dai Ying's office, where he realizes that she is the woman he kissed the night before.

Character Developments

• Li Xun: He is introduced as a new employee with a remarkable screenwriting talent, as evidenced by his entrance exam paper "Predestination." He is also revealed to be the man who kissed President Dai Ying and charged her 100 yuan.
• Dai Ying: She is introduced as the Senior Vice President of Penguin Video, a Fortune Global 500 company. She is described as a great beauty and is admired by all employees. She is also revealed to be the woman who was kissed by Li Xun.

Significant Themes

• The theme of first impressions and initial misunderstandings is present, as Li Xun and Dai Ying's first encounter was not under ideal circumstances.
• The theme of workplace dynamics and hierarchies is introduced, with Li Xun being the new employee and Dai Ying being his superior.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun interacts with Wang Hai, his mentor, who shares information about President Dai Ying and teases Li Xun about his thoughts on her.
• Li Xun interacts with Qiu Ting, President Dai Ying's assistant, who directs him to Dai Ying's office.
• Li Xun interacts with Dai Ying, his superior, who is initially unaware of his identity but later recognizes him as the man who kissed her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dai Ying, the vice president, is embarrassed to find that Li Xun, her new subordinate, knows she paid him for a kiss while drunk.
• Dai Ying fears Li Xun will reveal her secret, so she offers him more money to keep quiet.
• Dai Ying introduces Li Xun to the Screenwriting Department, praising his talent to put pressure on him to deliver a script quickly.

Character Developments

• Dai Ying: Struggles with maintaining her professional image after her secret is known. She tries to assert her authority over Li Xun.
• Li Xun: Remains calm and composed despite Dai Ying's attempts to pressure him. He shows understanding of Dai Ying's concerns but also maintains his confidence.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between personal and professional life, and the fear of losing one's reputation.
• The tension between a superior and a subordinate, and the dynamics of power within an organization.

Character Interactions

• Dai Ying and Li Xun: Their interaction is tense due to Dai Ying's fear of exposure and Li Xun's calm response, which frustrates her.
• Dai Ying and the Screenwriting Department: Dai Ying uses Li Xun's arrival to put pressure on her department, causing resentment among the screenwriters.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun, after being reprimanded by Dai Ying, decides to write a script for 'Young Bao Qingtian', a suspense drama with elements of comedy, romance, and martial arts.
• The script opens with Gongsun Ce, the talented son of Luzhou Prefect, being challenged by scholars, followed by a scene involving Bao Zheng, a dark-skinned scholar, interrogating a pig about a stolen money incident.

Character Developments

• Li Xun: Shows determination and confidence in his writing, despite initial rejections from film and television companies. He believes that his script for 'Young Bao Qingtian' will be significant for his career.
• Bao Zheng: Introduced as a clever and witty character, using his intelligence to solve a trivial dispute.

Significant Themes

• The power of intelligence and wit in solving problems, as demonstrated by Bao Zheng.
• The importance of perseverance and self-belief in the face of initial setbacks, as shown by Li Xun.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun and Wang Hai: Wang Hai expresses concern about Li Xun's approach to writing the script, while Li Xun remains confident in his abilities.
• Bao Zheng and the crowd: Bao Zheng interacts with the crowd, showcasing his quick wit and problem-solving skills.

Plot Points & Events

• Li Xun, a new screenwriter, rewatches 'Young Bao Qingtian' and realizes its 'divine' couplets were borrowed from other works.
• He watches 'The Coroner' to benchmark his project and is underwhelmed by its quality.
• Li Xun writes about 12,000 words for the first episode of 'Young Bao Qingtian' but feels it's not as good as he remembered.
• He has lunch with Wang Hai, another screenwriter, and notices newcomers Han Qiaoling and Zhou Hongsu getting along.
• Li Xun returns home to his basement room and reflects on his past with his ex-girlfriend, Xia Qing.

Character Developments

• Li Xun: Realizes the 'divinity' of his childhood favorite drama was overhyped; feels his written script isn't as good as he thought; reflects on his past with Xia Qing.
• Wang Hai: Shows mentorship towards Li Xun, understanding his current stage of self-doubt; reveals that every screenwriter goes through this phase.

Significant Themes

• The 'divinity' of childhood memories and the reality of adulthood.
• The struggle and growth of young screenwriters.
• The power dynamics and expectations in relationships, as seen in Li Xun's past with Xia Qing.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun and Wang Hai: Wang Hai mentors Li Xun, understanding his self-doubt; they have lunch together.
• Li Xun and Xia Qing (flashback): Xia Qing's desperate plea to Li Xun's parents to support her education; Li Xun supports Xia Qing financially despite his family's reservations.
• Li Xun and Han Qiaoling & Zhou Hongsu (observed): Li Xun notices the two newcomers getting along, feeling a sense of desolation eating alone.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun's mother, Wang Huiqing, pressures him to marry Xia Qing before the end of the year.
• Li Xun reveals that he and Xia Qing have broken up, shocking his mother.
• Wang Huiqing insists on resolving the matter, threatening to expose a contract signed by both families when Xia Qing was younger.
• Li Xun decides to handle the situation himself, planning to make Xia Qing pay back the money spent on her by the Li family.

Character Developments

• Li Xun: Stands up to his mother's expectations, prioritizing his own feelings and morals over family pressure.
• Wang Huiqing: Persistent and determined, she's willing to go to great lengths to protect her family's interests and face.

Significant Themes

• The importance of personal choice and autonomy in relationships and life decisions.
• The tension between tradition (represented by Wang Huiqing's expectations) and modern values (Li Xun's prioritization of his feelings).

Character Interactions

• Li Xun and Wang Huiqing: Their conversation reveals the generational gap in values and expectations, with Li Xun challenging his mother's traditional views.
• Implied interaction between Li Xun and Xia Qing: Their breakup and the unspoken tension between them hint at unresolved issues and power dynamics in their relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun finishes writing the script for Episode 5 at 2 AM.
• The next day, he arrives late to work and encounters Wang Hai, who tells him President Dai questioned his punctuality.
• Li Xun completes the script for the first six episodes of 'Young Bao Qingtian' by 11 AM and sends it to President Dai.
• Dai Ying receives the script and is astonished by its quality and speed of completion.

Character Developments

• Li Xun shows dedication and speed in his work, completing a challenging script in just two days.
• Dai Ying is impressed by Li Xun's work and begins to view him in a new light.

Significant Themes

• Work Ethic: Li Xun's dedication and speed contrast with Wang Hai's casual attitude towards work.
• Perception and Judgment: Dai Ying's initial low opinion of Li Xun changes after reading his script.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun and Wang Hai interact briefly, with Wang Hai expressing curiosity about Li Xun's script.
• Dai Ying, though not physically present, interacts with Li Xun through his script, leading her to reassess him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wang Hai finishes reading the first six episodes of the script, focusing on the scene where Bao Zheng solves the murder mystery.
• Bao Zheng deduces that the killer, disguised as a yamen runner, murdered the Goryeo Crown Prince and his brother, then escaped unnoticed by blending in with the crowd.
• Producer Tang Jiahe visits Vice President Dai Ying's office, sparking speculation among screenwriters that a new A-Class Production project is being launched.

Character Developments

• Wang Hai begins to have confidence in the script's potential, comparing it to the popular series "The Coroner."
• Bao Zheng demonstrates his exceptional investigative skills, solving the case and revealing the killer's identity.

Significant Themes

• The theme of disguise and deception is prominent, as the killer uses their appearance as a yamen runner to escape suspicion.
• The power of observation and deduction is highlighted through Bao Zheng's ability to unravel the mystery.

Character Interactions

• Wang Hai and Li Xun discuss the script and its potential.
• Bao Zheng interacts with the other characters, revealing the truth about the murder and exposing the killer's identity.
• Screenwriters in the office discuss the potential new A-Class Production project, expressing envy and jealousy towards Tang Jiahe.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A new major project is announced, but the IP is unknown.
• Screenwriters speculate about the project, suspecting it might be an original script.
• Tang Jiahe, a producer, hints that the project is an original script from within the company.
• Li Xun, a newcomer, is called to President Dai's office, sparking speculation that his script might have been accepted.

Character Developments

• Li Xun, the newcomer, is seen eating alone, hinting at his reserved nature.
• Wang Hai, Li Xun's mentor, shows interest in Li Xun's progress and is protective of him.
• Zhou Yao, a screenwriter mentored by Wang Hai last year, shows curiosity and ambition.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and competition among screenwriters.
• The value and recognition of original work in the industry.
• The mentorship system within the company.

Character Interactions

• Wang Hai shows concern for Li Xun, hinting at a possible special relationship or knowledge about Li Xun's work.
• Zhou Yao interacts with Wang Hai, showing respect and seeking guidance, while also expressing curiosity about Li Xun's potential.
• Screenwriters speculate about the new project, showing their eagerness and ambition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dai Ying confronts Shen Liang about Xiao Ai's suicide, exposing his role in her death.
• Shen Liang confesses to his crimes, revealing his Khitan heritage and Xiao Ai's discovery of his true nature.
• Dai Ying questions Li Xun about historical inaccuracies in his script, leading to a tense exchange.
• Li Xun presents a new lower couplet, "A body expresses thanks, thanking heaven, thanking earth, thanking the king," satisfying Dai Ying despite her initial intention to make things difficult for him.

Character Developments

• Dai Ying: Struggles with her feelings for Li Xun, becomes more assertive and open with her subordinates.
• Li Xun: Maintains his composure and professionalism under pressure, demonstrates his literary prowess with a new couplet.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and authority in the workplace (Dai Ying's struggle with her feelings for Li Xun and her desire to maintain her position).
• The tension between historical accuracy and creative license in scriptwriting (Dai Ying's questioning of Li Xun's script).

Character Interactions

• Dai Ying and Li Xun: Their relationship becomes increasingly complex, with Dai Ying trying to maintain her authority while Li Xun remains calm and professional, ultimately impressing her with his literary skills.
• Dai Ying and Shen Liang: Dai Ying confronts Shen Liang about Xiao Ai's death, leading to his confession and revealing his true nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun meets with Producer Tang Jiahe and Director Kong Teng, who reveal that his script, 'Young Bao Qingtian', has been downgraded to a B-Class Production due to his lack of experience.
• They also inform him that the project's success depends on securing top actor Huang Zhou, who has specific conditions for joining the crew.
• Li Xun is to meet Huang Zhou for dinner to discuss the project further.

Character Developments

• Li Xun: He remains calm and professional despite the downgrade, showing maturity beyond his years. He understands the importance of securing Huang Zhou for the project's success.
• Tang Jiahe and Kong Teng: They are impressed by Li Xun's composure and professionalism, seeing him as a promising screenwriter. They are willing to support him and help him secure Huang Zhou for the project.
• Huang Zhou: Although not directly present, his influence is significant. He is a top-tier actor with specific conditions for joining the project, indicating his high standards and professionalism.

Significant Themes

• Professionalism: Li Xun's calm response to the downgrade and his understanding of the project's needs show his professionalism. Tang Jiahe and Kong Teng also exhibit professionalism in their approach to the project and their support for Li Xun.
• Perception and Reality: The perception of Li Xun's inexperience leads to the downgrade of his project. However, his professionalism and understanding of the project challenge this initial perception.
• Teamwork: The success of the project relies on the collaboration of the screenwriter, producer, director, and actor. This emphasizes the importance of teamwork in the creative process.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun, Tang Jiahe, and Kong Teng: They have a productive and respectful interaction, with Tang Jiahe and Kong Teng providing Li Xun with valuable information and guidance, while Li Xun shows understanding and professionalism.
• Li Xun and Huang Zhou (implied): Their future interaction is crucial for the project's success. Li Xun is advised to speak less and eat more to avoid giving Huang Zhou any impression of unreliability.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Huang Zhou, a famous actor, meets with the Young Bao Qingtian team to discuss the possibility of playing the lead role.
• He reveals he's been invited to act in a film by renowned director Zhao Guocheng, causing uncertainty about his commitment to the TV series.
• Li Xun, the screenwriter, pitches the entire series' plot and structure to convince Huang Zhou to join, successfully swaying his decision.

Character Developments

• Huang Zhou shows hesitation and indecision about his career choices but ultimately makes a decision based on his instincts and the potential of the TV series.
• Li Xun demonstrates exceptional confidence, quick thinking, and persuasive skills, convincing Huang Zhou to join the project.

Significant Themes

• Career choices and their consequences.
• The power of a well-crafted story to attract talent and generate interest.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun interacts confidently with the experienced actors and industry professionals, holding his own and even taking the lead in persuading Huang Zhou.
• Huang Zhou shows respect and admiration for Li Xun's work and ultimately decides to join the project based on their interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun, Tang Jiahe, and Kong Teng witness Huang Zhou leaving the restaurant, indicating his decision to join their project.
• They return to the company, where Li Xun's sudden A-Class script approval causes a stir among colleagues.
• Dai Ying, the vice president, confirms the project's A-Class status and reveals Chen Minghao's interest in a role.
• Dai Ying suggests casting Xiao Bin as Bao Zheng, but Kong Teng reveals that Huang Zhou has agreed to play the role.

Character Developments

• Li Xun gains recognition for his scriptwriting talent, with Kong Teng suggesting he could be a director due to his vivid storytelling and visual sense.
• Chen Yuning experiences disappointment and jealousy upon learning Li Xun's script has been approved over his own.
• Huang Zhou demonstrates his commitment to the project by turning down a role in a high-profile film to play Bao Zheng.

Significant Themes

• Talent recognition and career advancement (Li Xun's scriptwriting ability)
• Competition and jealousy (Chen Yuning's reaction to Li Xun's success)
• Commitment and dedication (Huang Zhou's decision to join the project)

Character Interactions

• Li Xun, Tang Jiahe, and Kong Teng discuss Li Xun's potential as a director during their taxi ride.
• Colleagues in the Screenwriting Department react with surprise and disbelief to Li Xun's A-Class script approval.
• Dai Ying, Li Xun, Tang Jiahe, and Kong Teng discuss casting decisions for the project.
• Chen Yuning's internal monologue reveals his disappointment and jealousy towards Li Xun.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun's dictation of the script for 'Young Bao Qingtian' impresses Kong Teng and Tang Jiahe, leading to a group photo with Dai Ying.
• Dai Ying uses this photo to appease her mother's curiosity about her boyfriend, editing it to include only herself and Li Xun.
• The main cast and crew for 'Young Bao Qingtian' are confirmed, and a WeChat group is created for the main creative team.

Character Developments

• Dai Ying: Shows a softer, more personal side when with Li Xun, hinting at romantic feelings. She also demonstrates her leadership and organizational skills.
• Li Xun: Continues to impress his superiors with his scriptwriting abilities, showing professionalism and dedication.
• Kong Teng and Tang Jiahe: Recognize Li Xun's talent and support his work, showing themselves to be fair and open-minded.

Significant Themes

• Professionalism and talent: Li Xun's abilities are recognized and rewarded.
• Personal and professional relationships: Dai Ying's actions hint at a potential romantic interest in Li Xun.
• Leadership and teamwork: Dai Ying demonstrates her leadership skills, while the main creative team works together to advance the project.

Character Interactions

• Dai Ying and Li Xun: Their interactions hint at a potential romantic relationship, with Dai Ying showing a softer side around Li Xun.
• Kong Teng and Tang Jiahe: They work together to advance the 'Young Bao Qingtian' project, supporting Li Xun's work.
• Dai Ying and her mother: Dai Ying uses the edited group photo to satisfy her mother's curiosity about her boyfriend, suggesting a complex mother-daughter relationship.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Filming of "Young Bao Qingtian" begins at Huairou Film and Television Base.
• Director Kong Teng is satisfied with the actors' performance, including Chen Minghao (Eighth Prince) and Huang Zhou (Bao Zheng).
• Bao Zheng successfully narrows down the suspect to Goryeo's Seventh Prince, Wang Xi, through clues.
• Bao Zheng and the Eighth Prince have a philosophical conflict about truth and compromise.

Character Developments

• Li Xun, the sole screenwriter, is recognized by Chen Minghao for his literary talent and imagination.
• Chen Minghao reveals his admiration for Li Xun's work and his contract clause ensuring Li Xun remains the screenwriter.
• Bao Zheng demonstrates his unwavering dedication to finding the truth, even when it's inconvenient.
• The Eighth Prince shows his strategic thinking and willingness to compromise for the greater good.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of truth vs. compromise for the greater good.
• The conflict between personal principles and the larger political picture.

Character Interactions

• Chen Minghao (Eighth Prince) and Li Xun: They bond over Li Xun's screenwriting skills, and Chen Minghao expresses his support and appreciation for Li Xun.
• Chen Minghao (Eighth Prince) and Huang Zhou (Bao Zheng): They clash over their differing philosophies, with Bao Zheng prioritizing the truth and the Eighth Prince considering the bigger picture.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The filming of "Young Bao Qingtian" progresses swiftly, with only one scene left on the thirteenth day.
• The final scene is a heartfelt conversation between Bao Zheng and Ling Chuchu about their families and feelings.
• The production crew wraps up filming and celebrates at the Golden Autumn Grand Hotel.
• Li Xun predicts a high chance of success for the drama, citing its investment, cast, crew, and script.

Character Developments

• Bao Zheng and Ling Chuchu grow closer as they share their family experiences and feelings.
• Li Xun gains knowledge about filmmaking from director Kong Teng and gains confidence in the drama's success.
• Chen Minghao shows support and mentorship to Li Xun, boosting his confidence.

Significant Themes

• Family relationships and understanding (Bao Zheng's and Ling Chuchu's interactions with their parents)
• The power of storytelling and its potential impact (Li Xun's prediction of the drama's success)

Character Interactions

• Bao Zheng and Ling Chuchu bond over their family dynamics, leading to a deeper understanding and affection for each other.
• Li Xun and Chen Minghao discuss the drama's potential, with Chen Minghao showing support for Li Xun's ideas.
• The production crew celebrates together, fostering camaraderie and team spirit.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun returns to the company after the Young Bao Qingtian wrap party, where he's tasked with writing the script for the second arc.
• He discovers that he's trending on Weibo due to Chen Minghao's confident remarks about Young Bao Qingtian surpassing The Coroner, which has sparked online controversy.
• Huang Zhou, a cast member, is trending for rejecting a role in a film by acclaimed director Zhao Guocheng to star in Young Bao Qingtian.

Character Developments

• Li Xun: Despite his internal complaints about his workload, he remains professional and committed to his work. He's unaware of the online controversy surrounding his script.
• Dai Ying: She's facing a personal dilemma due to a lie she told her family about having a boyfriend (Li Xun). She's now under pressure to maintain this facade.

Significant Themes

• The pressure and expectations of success in the entertainment industry.
• The consequences of lies and maintaining a facade.
• The power dynamics between industry figures and the impact of their statements.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun and Dai Ying: Their interaction is tense due to Dai Ying's secret about their relationship status. Li Xun is oblivious to Dai Ying's internal struggle.
• Li Xun and Chen Minghao (off-screen): Their relationship is strained due to Chen Minghao's public remarks about Li Xun's script, which has sparked online controversy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Chen Minghao (Uncle Ming) accepts an interview to clarify rumors about the Young Bao Qingtian wrap-up party video.
• He confirms that the Young Bao Qingtian crew is not worse than The Coroner crew but denies that they claimed to surpass The Coroner.
• Chen Minghao reveals his salary for Young Bao Qingtian is lower than his previous drama, refuting rumors about astronomical salaries.
• He praises the Young Bao Qingtian screenwriter as a genius and the script as the most amazing he's seen in 20 years.

Character Developments

• Li Xun (Screenwriter): Struggles with feelings of inferiority due to the star-studded cast and high expectations. Chen Minghao's praise boosts his confidence.
• Chen Minghao (Uncle Ming): Shows his nurturing side by encouraging the young screenwriter. He's willing to take risks with hype to promote the show.
• Dai Ying (Producer): Initially cautious about the hype, she later accepts Chen Minghao's strategy.

Significant Themes

• Confidence and Self-worth: Li Xun's struggle with feeling inferior and Chen Minghao's efforts to boost his confidence.
• Hype and Expectations: The impact of high expectations on a project's success and the risks involved.
• Mentorship: Chen Minghao's role in nurturing new talent.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun and Dai Ying: They discuss the situation and watch Chen Minghao's interview together, leading to a moment of tension due to their proximity.
• Chen Minghao and Dai Ying: They discuss the strategy over the phone, with Chen Minghao reassuring Dai Ying about the risks involved in high expectations.
• Chen Minghao and Li Xun (implied): Chen Minghao's praise of Li Xun's work boosts the young screenwriter's confidence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Li Xun receives President Dai's approval to work from home and spends the day browsing news about failed TV dramas.
• He discovers a list of top 5 dramas that suffered the biggest losses, with 'Demon Clan' topping the list due to its high production cost and poor viewership.
• Li Xun's bank notifies him of the copyright fee for his novel 'Predestination', which he transfers to his family.
• He starts planning the script for the second arc of 'Young Bao Qingtian'.
• Li Xun realizes he hasn't written the theme song and ending song for the drama yet and decides to send his lyrics to President Dai.

Character Developments

• Li Xun shows responsibility by transferring the copyright fee to his family without keeping any for himself.
• He demonstrates his versatility by writing lyrics for the theme song and ending song of 'Young Bao Qingtian'.
• Dai Ying is revealed to be under pressure to deliver a successful drama, valuing 'Young Bao Qingtian' greatly.

Significant Themes

• The pressure to succeed in the entertainment industry.
• The importance of a drama's theme song in creating a strong first impression.
• The financial aspects of drama production and the potential risks involved.

Character Interactions

• Li Xun interacts with President Dai via WeChat, sending her the lyrics and humming the melodies for the theme song and ending song.
• Dai Ying responds to Li Xun's messages, expressing her intention to invite a renowned composer to create the theme song and ending song for 'Young Bao Qingtian'.