Similar to "Crazy, All Crazy, Crazy Is Great!"
[Core character setup: An obsessive-compulsive patient who transmigrates into a book, becoming an unconventional, "psycho" walk-on in the entertainment industry. Core principle: Refuse to wear yourself out with inner turmoil. If there's a problem, just go crazy.]
Mu Zi was at a psychiatric hospital for a follow-up appointment for his OCD. When he opened his eyes, he found himself in an entertainment-industry novel, as a hapless walk-on who shared his name. In the original story, he only struck back after the arrogant senior Wu Jing provoked him during a variety show's "defend the ring" challenge. The production team took his actions out of context, earning him a torrent of online abuse and an industry-wide ban, until he eventually jumped to his death.
Watching Wu Jing sway his head onstage and shout, "A tank doesn't have a rearview mirror," Mu Zi clenched his fists. They wanted him to follow the original character down the same path to death? Not a chance! He borrowed lipstick and a wig from the rising star Zhang Hualu, then hid a miniature camera in his clothes and started a livestream on Doule, discreetly aiming it at this "Hongmen Banquet."
When it was Mu Zi's turn to take the challenge, Wu Jing immediately mocked him for being "unmanly." Mu Zi simply took off his shirt, revealing his own ten-centimeter chest hair. Wu Jing put on a tough-guy act and yelled, "Bring it on!" Mu Zi stopped his fist just short of Wu Jing's face, then turned around and planted kiss after kiss on him, leaving red marks. He even stuffed his chest hair into Wu Jing's mouth, then sat on a man's lap and covered him in lipstick marks.
The livestream's comments exploded, changing from "The streamer is a bastard" to "666, psychological warfare!" The trap originally laid for the original character was filled in perfectly by Mu Zi's "crazy counterattack." After all, when it came to him, instead of silently putting up with bullies, it was better to turn a rotten person's world upside down. He'd already transmigrated into a book, so what was wrong with going a little crazy?