An Assassin Joins a Military Training Variety Show. Prince, Where Are You?

[Military training + livestream variety show + fake and real heiresses + face-slapping + one woman and multiple men] The assassin-songstress Meng Ruwan transmigrates into the modern world and opens her eyes to find a camera pointed right at her face. She reaches out and pushes it away. Someone yells, “Meng Ruwan, you’re on a livestream! Are you trying to hit someone?” On the first day of closed military training at the Capital Arts University, the school’s official livestream blows up the trending charts. A famous international director claims to have found the leading lady he wants, and says she’s at Capital Arts University. Then someone gets hit on camera. The more they talk, the more they hit her. This is absolutely ridiculous. Bored netizens laugh and flock to the livestream to see what’s going on with this supposedly live, closed-campus military training variety show. That evening, a steady stream of dirt on Meng Ruwan appears online. Negative stories about bullying classmates, mistreating the fake heiress, and cheating on the arts entrance exam pop up one after another, leaving viewers reeling. No matter how much the livestream audience curses her, Meng Ruwan, who has no phone, knows nothing about it. People mock her, and she treats their words as background noise. They trip her up, and she acts as if she doesn’t see it and simply steps over them. Throughout this month of closed military training, she has only one thing on her mind. Fight! Fight!! And fight some more!!! Just when everyone thinks that fighting is all she can do, Meng Ruwan shows off her singing voice at the arts performance, singing with tender sweetness. The audience is won over, and they all leave comments: “Director, this is it! We want her as the leading lady!”