Next, the camera zooms in on the rose, then the scene shifts to a villa where a girl dressed in simple, old-fashioned clothing walks through the gate alone, pulling a suitcase.
Before she can speak, a male voice is heard, “So you’re Chu Yu? Not much to look at, are you?”
The camera immediately cuts to the girl’s face. Her eyes are bright, her lips slightly pursed, and the background instantly changes to a school campus. Filled with anger, she demands, “What gives you the right to treat me like this?”
Standing opposite her is a group of girls in school uniforms, along with four handsome young men, each with a distinct aura. The blond-haired boy in the center smirks disdainfully.
“You’re the first one brave enough to provoke all four of us at once.”
The camera slowly pans up from below to the girl’s face. Suddenly, she raises her finger and points at the four of them, declaring, “I, Chu Yu, hereby declare war on you today!”
The scene shifts again, this time showing the blond boy’s arm slamming against a wall. At this moment, the audience realizes they are seeing things from the female lead’s perspective.
The blond boy’s face fills the screen, the slightly dim environment now brimming with tension. His refined features and domineering aura seem to leap off the screen, making female viewers’ hearts race.
Those dark eyes draw closer and closer, “Is this your way of playing hard to get?” he says, his Adam’s apple bobbing slightly.
Before the girl can respond, the scene changes once more. This time, it’s a bright little garden surrounded by roses. A black-haired boy sits on a sofa in the center, reading a book.
The gentle sunlight bathes him, casting a golden glow as if he were a legendary angel. His soothing presence calms the disheveled female lead.
Drops of water still cling to the female lead’s hair, but she neither pleads for mercy nor begs for the boy’s help.
The scene shifts again. The boy reaches out and pats the female lead’s head. His eyes, which appear warm, now hold no emotion as he says, “You don’t belong here.”
The audience is surprised—why doesn’t such a gentle boy help the female lead?
Before viewers can fully process this, the scene changes once more. This time, it’s a tennis court. A boy with a doll-like face pouts, “Sis, if you’re so good, why are you asking me to teach you?”
The female lead finally shows her first genuine smile, “Because I was tricking you.”
Behind her, a pair of blue eyes watches intently.
The scene switches again, this time to a lavish banquet. The female lead, wearing an elegant purple gown, enters gracefully on the arm of the gentle boy.
The blond boy gazes at her in awe, but when he sees the gentle boy, his expression darkens. He steps forward, intent on forcefully taking the female lead away.
Caught in a dilemma, the female lead is suddenly approached by a third boy. With a sly smile, he quietly leads her away while the other two are locked in confrontation. But then he suddenly leans in close, his blue eyes fixed on her like a predator.
“What is it about you that drives them so crazy?”
The female lead’s face is filled with defiance, “I don’t know, and I don’t care!”
Unexpectedly, a lavishly dressed girl suddenly appears behind her, glaring at the female lead with a twisted expression, “It’s all your fault! You stole everything from me!”
She pulls out a dagger from behind her back and lunges violently toward the female lead.
The screen suddenly went black, and silence enveloped everything. The female lead’s voice rang out once more, her tone now calm. “If I were given another chance, I would choose—”
Her words remained unfinished. On the black screen, the director’s name, “Shang Lu,” appeared—her personal signature—followed by Huasheng Video and its logo.
Finally, a line of bold text flashed: “Meteor Love Story, see you on May 20th!”
What was this?
Both industry peers and viewers were left utterly bewildered.
But then, that electrifying thrill surged through them once again!
Likes and comments on the video skyrocketed like crazy, especially in the comment section, which kept scrolling nonstop.
The comments were roughly divided into three categories.
The first consisted of ordinary viewers captivated by the visual impact—handsome men, beautiful women, lavish settings, and exquisite costumes that instantly won everyone’s hearts.
【Wow, they’re all so handsome!!】
【I want to watch it now! Right now!】
【I’m guilty, I’ve committed polygamy—I have four husbands now!】
【Oh my god, let me become the female lead! I want to claim all of you, ahhhhh!】
The second category condemned its values.
【What the heck? Isn’t this just school bullying?】
【So terrifying. How could anyone fall in love with a bully? The female lead must be sick.】
【This will corrupt young kids.】
【School bullying can actually be whitewashed like this?】
The third category was mostly Shang Lu’s anti-fans, who launched direct personal attacks.
【Hah, it’s no surprise Shang Lu produced such garbage.】
【Shang Lu is whitewashing school bullying. Who dares defend her now?】
【I hereby declare that Shang Lu and her entire family are done for.】
For a moment, the comment section descended into chaos, with opinions flying in all directions.
However, the majority of comments revolved around discussions about the plot.
Shang Lu had directly showcased five stunningly attractive men and women, each with a distinct style, instantly attracting a large female audience.
Many female netizens were already letting loose in the comments, some even picking their “husbands.”
Of course, there were also those who fell for the female lead. “The female lead is so cute and beautiful. How could anyone bear to bully her?”
“The Meteor Love Story trailer” immediately shot to the top of trending topics, with its broadcast time and platform becoming the most talked-about points.
【I just want to know which channel this drama will air on.】
【Me too. Director Shang, please tell us!】
Similar comments flooded the section, which didn’t surprise Shang Lu. After all, Huasheng Video was still in its internal testing phase and hadn’t launched publicly yet, so it wasn’t widely known among the general public.
However, the official Huasheng Video account quickly reposted the video and announced a major piece of news: “Thank you for your attention, everyone! Huasheng Video will officially launch on May 20th. At the same time, Meteor Love Story will begin airing, with two episodes updated daily from Monday to Friday. Stay tuned!”
Shang Lu also specifically left a comment in the section: “Meteor Love Story will exclusively air on Huasheng Video. You can watch it on your phone or computer, or cast it from your phone to a screen. You can follow the drama anytime, anywhere.”
As soon as Shang Lu posted this comment, many netizens curiously asked below, “Huh? It won’t air on TV? But watching it on a phone is pretty convenient too.”
Shang Lu picked one to reply to: “That’s right. This is a pure web series.”
She only gave herself sixty days for the editing, and as for passing the review, she believed Huasheng Video would put in the effort.
After all, they also wanted to make a name for themselves with this series.
But what Shang Lu was most concerned about at the moment wasn’t actually the editing of this series—it was something else entirely.