Terminally ill, Chen Mo only wants to stay alive. But when he plays a murderer, real fugitives are so scared they turn themselves in. When he plays a con artist, he leaves anti-fraud officers completely bamboozled. Even when he joins a variety show, he somehow manages to take down a human-trafficking hideout along the way. The whole internet erupts: “Investigate him! There’s no way that acting isn’t the real thing!”
Seeing the crime rate in his jurisdiction plummet, the police chief calls in the middle of the night: “Mr. Chen, could you shoot your next film in our city?” At an international film awards ceremony, Chen Mo holds his trophy and smiles shyly at the camera. Behind him, rows of police officers rise to salute. The comments on the global livestream instantly flood the screen: “He has such an innocent smile, so why am I shaking?” “Call it quits, Chen Mo! The streets are full of patrol cars bringing you commendation banners!”
Then one day, the world’s most wanted crime lord invites him on a livestream: “You’re the most perfect villain I’ve ever met. Join us.” Chen Mo faces the camera and slowly peels away his disguise. Behind him, red alarms ring out at police headquarters around the world. He smiles. “Sorry. The next scene in the script is: Judgment Day.”
