Let's take a look at the drama school girls. Yoko Kono (Satoshi Ishihara) has been very interested in fashion since he was a child and has always dreamed of becoming an editor of Lassy, a top fashion magazine. After repeated interviews, she finally got her wish and was admitted to the press Gyeonggi Society where Lassy was located, but she was assigned to the boring proofreading department for proofreading. The beautiful blueprint drawn by Minister Rongyuan (Gor? Kishitani) gave Kono a glimmer of hope. She devoted herself to school collation in her own unique way. During this period, she inevitably clashed with Fujiyama (played by Noriko Eguchi), the editor of Fan Jingshe, Kitaka (played by Munetaka Aoki) and even the writer. However, the stubborn girl finally affected everyone around her. Of course, in this process, the fated man (Suda Masaki) also appeared beside Kono ...
In the end, this dream feels stale. Perhaps Yoko Kono fell in love with the job of proofreading, which is exactly what he said: "Do a line and love a line". The original dream also gradually disappeared in the passage of the world. In real life, dreams are out of reach, but we can't live without dreams. As long as you head for the lighthouse, you will reach the port one day. As for the mentality of returning to the port, that is another story.
Japan has always been a magical country, no matter what. Japanese drama also has its own characteristics, plots and logic, which makes me feel very novel, but it is unacceptable to bring it to China! Proofreading the positive aspects of Japanese celebrities and people's lifestyles that girls want to express, on the contrary, let the door feel the ills accumulated by Japan after the high-speed war, which is unique and fast-paced.