[Variety-show-style scenario missions x Werewolf x Ensemble cast x Brain-teasing mystery]
If you had the chance to make any wish come true, and all you had to do was step onto a stage and give it your all, would you seize it?
Shu Jue is a diligent young office worker. For no apparent reason, she's dragged into the [Deep Web Theater] and told that she can only make a wish and return to her old life by acting and earning points.
The Deep Web Theater is the grandest stage of all. If you've got guts and talent, come on in!
But why does she have to play every kind of role? Suspect, obsessive fan, witch, has-been celebrity... At this rate, she'll really end up with multiple personalities!
Shu Jue: I'm done for. I should've gone to drama school back then. Or maybe I should've studied psychology.
But no matter how bad she is at acting, she has to grit her teeth and go on. Refusing a role means losing a part of her body...
Even though she's already lost one before.
Acting is one thing, but why is there a traitor among them? If they fail to identify the culprit, everyone will die?
But if they succeed, they can return safely and make their wishes come true.
Shu Jue rubs her hands together, eager to give it a try. Today, she's the famous detective.
Amid performances that blur the line between truth and fiction, and in daily life where undercurrents run deep, she realizes that everyone seems to have secrets and wishes of their own. Not all the actors are innocent bystanders caught up in this. And the memories she trusts without question may not be reliable...
The people she thought were allies are hiding things; the enemies she thought she knew offer their sincere hearts. Who can she work with to find the truth, and who is the real culprit behind this strange theater?
Everyone wants to make a wish. But how many people can afford the price that comes with it?
The stage, the wings. Performance, reality. Truth, lies.
The spotlight comes on, the red velvet curtains part. Actors, take the stage
[The Deep Web Theater] kindly reminds you to keep the following in mind while watching its performances:
· The writing leans serious, features a large ensemble cast, and shifts between points of view (POV).
· There are secondary couples, all male-female.
· Each chapter is structured around past experiences or acting, plus events unfolding in the present. The opening may follow a different timeline from the main story.
· Set in a fictional parallel world. Please don't mistake it for reality.
Theme: Truth and lies, loss and memory.
