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Actually, I've Always Loved You
Actually, I've Always Loved You Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a planner at an advertising company, feels like she's being driven to the edge by the new director Lu Zhao—her proposals get revised until midnight, he watches coldly when clients give her trouble, and even mocks her for losing the lucky pen she's had for three years. Until a rainy night when she rushes into Lu Zhao's office to take shelter from the storm, only to find that pen in his drawer—engraved with the words "Go Zhao Zhao" she wrote in high school. It turns out Lu Zhao was the transfer student she secretly loved back then; he thought she liked someone else and didn't dare approach her. Now he's back as a "snarky director" just to slowly get closer to her. When the disguise of "workplace enemies" is torn off, how do you confess the love that's been hidden for ten years?
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