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Blame Your Brilliancy
Blame Your Brilliancy Plot:
Socially anxious illustrator Liu Xiyu saves top star Li Zhuoyang, who's trapped by gossip, late at night. She hopes to return to her quiet life, but he forces his way in under the name of "repaying kindness"—he helps her deal with difficult clients, accompanies her to remote studios for inspiration, and even uses his concert live stream to support her when her art exhibition is vandalized. Liu Xiyu resists the trouble brought by his "brilliance" yet can't help being moved by the tenderness he hides under the spotlight; while Li Zhuoyang, seemingly cynical, has long noticed this girl who always draws stars in the corner—his "deliberate approach" is just his way of shining his starlight into her closed world. When social anxiety meets a top star, when low-key collides with brilliance, is this "troublesome" fate a joke of destiny or a premeditated heartbeat?
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