Sheng Ling worked as a military substitute in Hengdian and rolled into the quagmire seventeen times in heavy rain.
The assistant director scolded him for stealing the spotlight, and the moment he swung his fist, he was stopped by the up-and-coming director: "There's an energy in his eyes that can't be burned by weeds. You can play the third male lead."
He thought he met Bole and signed a ten-year management contract.
After the movie became a hit, the company kept him under wraps: "He has the looks to be a military understudy."
For five years, he worked as a stand-in and delivered food, leaving a permanent scar on his right brow bone.
One day, the leading male lead accidentally fell from a building during a filming scene, and the video of him jumping to save him hit the internet.
When a reporter asked him why he risked his life to save others, he pointed to the scar between his eyebrows and chuckled: "Grass roots are hard to survive, and they won't fall to death even if they are burned."
That night, # Grassroots Sheng Ling # topped the list of trending searches.
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Mission: Hard work will eventually pay off
