When the tiles on the set fell, Lin Wan thought she would quietly disappear into the vague label of a "stuntman" just like she had been injured countless times - she had received countless slaps for the protagonist, jumped into an icy lake in the sub-zero winter, and even broke her ribs due to a broken wire, but she was not even worthy of her name in the closing credits.
When she opened her eyes again, she became the fifth-tier flower Su Li.
In the mirror is a beautiful but empty face, on the phone is a screen full of negative comments about "poor acting" and "hype", and around her are capital and peers waiting to see her jokes. The original owner relied on scandals to gain popularity, wrapped up his vulnerability with vanity, and lived his life as the most dazzling "vase" in the entertainment industry; but in Lin Wan's soul, there was the tenacity of a martial arts stand-in who had sharpened his sword for ten years, and a paranoid desire to be "seen."
From the "stand-in" who was ridiculed by the crowd, to the actress who brought tears to the eyes of her fellow stand-ins; from "Su Li" who lives in the filter, to the actor who dares to say "I am Lin Wan" in front of the camera - this is not a cheating rebirth, but a counterattack by a girl who uses flesh and blood to tear apart labels and define herself.
When she stood in the center of the award podium, with lights pouring down, she said: "There is no natural light, only a fire that refuses to be extinguished." And that fire had been burning silently in the corner of the studio for many years during the career of a stand-in that no one cared about.
