Lin Wan, a former movie queen, was thrust into a two-female variety show by her company, and her partner was her "old enemy" - emerging director and president of Yehang Pictures, Shen Ruji.
Ten years ago, the movie "The Opponent" tailor-made for her by Shen Ruji was aborted due to a "robbery incident". Lin Wan disappeared from the scene, but Shen Ruji became a god along the way. Ten years later, at the variety show, Shen behind the monitor was still cold and venomous, while Lin Wan in front of the camera was perfunctory. Everyone thought this was a match of the century between "rivals", but no one knew that Shen Rugu bought the variety show production rights and signed back to Lin Wan at a high price just to get the unfinished movie back into her hands.
The light that stays on late at night in the rehearsal room, the warm milk at the door of the hotel, the same frame that is played back repeatedly in the editing room... Shen still uses the boss's bargaining chip to make progress step by step, while Lin Wan uses the pride of a movie queen to give in every inch. Until the yellowed original script was spread out in the spotlight, and a line of words on the title page pierced all pretense——
"The seventh row is by the window. I kept the orange peel for three years."
It turns out that their rivalry never started in variety shows. In the past ten years, one has used mediocrity to hide his talent, and the other has used sharpness to wrap his affection, both waiting for the other to shout "stuck" first.
But this time, they decided not to kill.
In the play, they are rivals, and outside the play, they are the way home. When the lights come on, you're my only script.
Intention: They spent ten years living each other's lives as rivals, just to fall in love legitimately under the spotlight.