He is not a chosen idol.
He was just more unwilling than everyone else.
Lin Yan has gone from a behind-the-scenes employee of a small company to the front of the stage. He has experienced it all, including road shows in shopping malls, supporting roles in silly dramas, low-cost business, bad editing in variety shows, and questioning from the entire Internet.
While others wait for resources, he breaks the rules.
Others sell their characters, while he polishes his works.
While others rely on hot searches to make ends meet, he has an almost pathological ambition and gradually turns himself into a name that cannot be ignored in Vanity Fair.
After becoming famous, he finally stood under the light.
But the brighter the light, the clearer he became:
Idols are not people who are liked. An idol is someone who can still stand up after being seen.
