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Senior Han, Are These All Coincidences?
Senior Han, Are These All Coincidences? Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a rookie short drama screenwriter, adores Han Shiyan most—the "Senior Han" in the industry, a gold medal screenwriter whose works always tug at audiences' heartstrings but who never appears in public. Recently, Xiaoman keeps "coincidentally" bumping into him: spilling his hot cocoa at the café, taking his notebook by mistake while rushing a draft, even fighting over the last bite of instant noodles in the late-night studio. Xiaoman thinks these are fate's coincidences, until she opens Han Shiyan's script left on her desk—on the last page, it says: "The 23rd 'Coincidence' Plan: Today, let her taste my soft-boiled egg—don't let her burn it." It turns out all the "coincidences" are his three-year "deliberate approach"—since she first posted "I want to be a screenwriter like Senior Han" on the forum, he has already written every step of hers into his own "script."
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