Acting Skills Take Over, and the Director Begs Me to Stop

In my fifth year as a stand-in, I bonded with a Role-Playing System.

When I played a killer, I instinctively mastered eighteen kinds of martial arts, scaring the fight choreographer into changing careers overnight.

When I played a scientist, I worked through quantum mechanics on the spot, making the director ask with a trembling voice, “Are... are you really here to act?”

Then one day, the production crew asked me to play a pretty face with a secret crush on a movie star.

I was reciting my lines to the star, Gu Chen, when the System suddenly said: [Intense obsession detected. Automatically loading the “Devoted Movie Queen” template.]

The next second, I pinned him against the wall, gently brushed a finger over his Adam’s apple, and murmured in another woman’s voice:

“A Chen, it’s been ten years. Are you still looking for me?”

The script dropped from Gu Chen’s hands. A storm surged in his eyes.

“Lin Wan... who are you, really?”

The System’s alarm rang out: [Warning! The target’s bond with the Host has reached 100%...]