Actor Lu Chen was once a martial arts stand-in struggling in the mud of Hengdian. He earned 300 a day and his life was like dust. With a twist of fate, he signed a "deed of sale" and stepped into the glamorous and cruel Vanity Fair. From being the third leading actor in a costume drama to being the focus of the spotlight at international film festivals, he has overcome obstacles all the way and performed a story full of flesh and blood.
However, the game of capital made him unexpectedly reborn. This time, with the memories of his past life in hand, he gave up shortcuts and revenge, and chose to use the most "clumsy" way to find his own path as an actor in the gap between the commercial flow and the persistence of art.
This is an industry fable that interweaves reality and fiction, and is also a sincere love letter to all dream chasers.
"Even if you are born in dust, you still have the right to look up at the stars; even if you are traveling alone, you can still ignite a prairie fire with a glimmer of light."