Enemy

Four college students mistakenly joined a commercial investigation company due to job hunting, and sneaked into a film and television base to perform secret missions as a lunch deliverer and extra performer. They were accidentally involved in mass conflicts for rights protection, causing the base to be paralyzed. However, when they evacuated, they discovered that they had completed a commission to spy on commercial intelligence, and were regarded as "upstarts" in the industry. The story focuses on the identity alienation process of the character from a job seeker to a commercial spy. It uses absurd plots to reflect the gray areas in market competition. The ups and downs of the plot also include a social observation perspective.