An overworked migrant worker dies suddenly and wakes up as Zhang Nana, a D-list actress infamous for her scandals.
In the variety show, the original Zhang Nana was universally loathed, there to take the abuse and draw the fire.
When filming begins, my old brick-hauling habits kick in. I’m up at five in the morning sweeping the courtyard, leaving the production crew at a loss.
The top-tier stars fight over the hearty steamed meat buns I make for breakfast, while the aloof leading ladies ask for a link to the sunscreen I use.
My rival hires online trolls to smear me as “pretending to work hard for attention,” but the comments unexpectedly turn in my favor: “This girl works way too efficiently. She looks like she’s actually done this before!”
A recording suddenly surfaces exposing how the original Zhang Nana was framed, leaving the whole internet stunned: Did we get the wrong person?
My agent calls, trembling: “Nana, who… who are you, really?”
