I slipped into a book about the entertainment industry and became the substitute of Bai Yueguang, the top male protagonist.
According to the plot, I would spend a night with the male protagonist after he was drunk, and then be photographed by the paparazzi.
The real heroine used this to expose my "scheming" behavior and ruined my reputation.
That night, I helped the drunk male protagonist into the room and was about to lie down according to the plot.
The phone vibrated suddenly, and it was a message from the male protagonist's assistant: "Brother Shen has a stomach problem. Remember to make him hangover soup without adding coriander."
I was stunned, this was different from the script.
What's even more surprising is that the male protagonist suddenly opened his eyes and said in a hoarse voice: "You are not her, who are you?"
Purpose: Through the perspective of a cannon fodder in a book, the proposition of "whether fate is reversible" is explored. It tells us that even if we hold a "tragic script" in our hands, we can still rewrite the ending with our own hands if we have a clear mind, independent will and unyielding resilience. True love is not about being someone's shadow or substitute, but about showing your truest self in front of each other and achieving mutual success.