[Showbiz + campus life + two equally matched leads + sweet and satisfying + everyone's favorite]
[A black swan actress who rises from the ashes on talent alone × a sharp-tongued, hypocritical Best Actor from an acting dynasty]
On the night musical theater queen Si Wan became the first Chinese actress to win the Olivier Award, she woke up in the life of a fictional idol with the same name from her dreams.
In her dream, the original Si Wan had been tricked by her agency into signing a ten-year contract extension. The agency exploited her mercilessly, and she eventually jumped to her death under the weight of public opinion.
When Si Wan woke up, the first thing she did was leave the group, nipping any chance of a contract renewal in the bud.
Everyone thought she was just a pretty idol with no talent, who'd have nothing going for her once she left her agency. Then Si Wan got the highest scores in both the artistic admissions exam and the academic assessment, earning a place in the musical theater department of a prestigious arts university.
Everyone thought she would be blacklisted after falling out with her agency. Instead, the musical she performed as a student project went viral, and she was invited to tour nationwide.
Everyone thought she would leave mainstream show business and focus on musical theater. Instead, Si Wan auditioned for a big-budget film on her own, rising from Best Newcomer to a three-time Best Actress winner.
[Who's Si Wan's sugar daddy? She's got such incredible resources. She started out as an idol, and even after her popularity faded, she still got to be in all these major productions.]
Gossip accounts and haters rushed to speculate and discuss.
GM Group, an international luxury fashion giant: Let us show off our chairwoman's daughter, our Swan Princess, Si Wan.
Xiao Yan, a sharp-tongued Best Actor from an acting dynasty: Si Wan is the most talented actor I've ever met. Choosing her was a no-brainer.
Si Wan: Thank you all for thinking so highly of me. I'm blushing.jpg
P.S.
The hostess is not very good,
The heroine's writing is too silly and sweet, and she doesn't look like someone who has reached the top.
Leave a mark. It feels aggrieved, depressing, and irritating to hear.