He debuted at the age of ten and is still unknown at the age of twenty-one.
Fu Xingci has been a bit player in Hengdian for eleven years. He has played corpses and backgrounds, and has also been submerged into blurry blocks of color in the torrent of extras. He has a pair of eyes that the old director praised as "playful", but he has never been able to find a role that can accommodate these eyes.
It wasn't until the tenth day of the filming of "Chang'an Night Journey" that the second male lead was caught in the middle of the battle.
That morning, while he was leaning against the pillar in the casting room, eating cold steamed buns, he was stopped by a great director who was known for his strictness: "Take out the knife in your bag."
He took out the Tang knife that had been painted with paint and wrapped with an old cloth strip.
He also took out the pair of eyes that had been hidden for eleven years and had never been covered with dust.
Unexpectedly, sitting next to the director was a fourteen-year-old girl—Chen Mo, the original author of the play. She drew a portrait of young Xiao Linfeng, and when Fu Xingci read the sentence "In this palace full of nobles, there is no one who understands the minister's chess", she saw the gust of wind that the character in the painting had been waiting for for thirty years.
From then on, he wore a dark green official robe and carried a sword named "Hui".
He hid Fu Xingci's humbleness in front of the camera and lived up to Xiao Linfeng's aloofness.
He didn't notice when the hot search was going viral, and he just put away the note filled with comments that the little girl had stuffed into him when he was done working.
This is a story about a "little transparency".
It is also about how a group of people clumsily and religiously hold up a moon that has not yet risen.
After all——
The stars have not yet brightened, but the wind has arrived.
This game of chess has just begun.
Intention: The most extravagant luck in the world is that you have played out the loneliness that no one knows, and I just happened to understand the unfinished chess game in your eyes. This is a story about "being seen" - talent will eventually meet someone who cherishes talent, and waiting will eventually meet someone who understands.