Accidental Encounter
Yu Tu is a young aerospace engineer whose most recent project was passed on and so he is faced with a big decision regarding his future, stick to his interest or get a better paying job. Meanwhile, Qia Jingjing is a famous actress who is endorsing the game "Honor of Kings". When someone releases a video of her playing the game very badly from her private account, both fans and the game's company begin to turn against her, believing she lied about her interest and skill in the game but actually doesn't know how to play. Though their assumptions are true, Jingjing's team try to do damage control by saying she has been testing new characters but she is actually good at the game otherwise and she signs up for a competition in one month to prove herself. Now she has one month to learn the game and become moderately good at it. Problem is that she is a really slow learner and non of the player options seem to match her at all.
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