She worked as Gu Huaizhou's "exclusive literary substitute" for three years, imitating everything about his first love Bai Yueguang. He praised me for my ability to learn well, but the resources were never in my hands. Everyone laughs at me because I am the fake who most closely resembles the real actor next to the actor. Until Bai Yueguang Su Wan returned to China, he put his arm around her waist and said to me casually: "You did a great job, now you can 'finish' it." I smiled and nodded, and that night I cleared away all traces of imitating her. Three months later, the small-budget movie Dark Horse, in which I starred, made a counterattack and crushed his commercial masterpiece at the box office. On the podium, I took the trophy, glanced at his livid face in the audience, and chuckled into the microphone: "Thank you, Teacher Gu, for teaching me that a substitute can never be the protagonist."