Top-tier stardom means being the eternal focus of the screen, the goal pursued by all the stars, and a lasting symbol of an era.
In short, this is the story of a world-famous superstar who transmigrates as a male Zerg and has to make his way from the bottom up in Zerg society.
He Yinlai made it to the top once, so he can do it countless times. From love and hate, joy and grief to social philosophy and epic histories of the universe, he has successfully played out countless extraordinary lives. This time will be no different.
But why did nobody tell him that most movie genres in this society eventually circle back to male Zergs?
He Yinlai stood before the mirror, leisurely fastening his watch, tying his tie, and perfecting every subtle expression. The script explored the inner world of people with mental illness. His character was a male Zerg with a severe psychological disorder: gentle, rational, and perfect on the outside, but obsessive, arrogant, and cold underneath.
Or so he thought.
Until he got the complete script and discovered that the casting director had given him an incomplete version from beginning to end, all to avoid violating the Male Zerg Protection Act.
The complete script was titled The Overbearing Mentally Ill Male Zerg Falls in Love with Me.
He Yinlai fell silent for a moment, then smiled gently and elegantly.
An overbearing, mentally ill male Zerg. He thought he got it.
Gong: A human mind in a male Zerg body. Just after he transmigrates into Zerg society, he's set up and proceeds to face-slap every Zerg, taking control of the situation.
Shou: Also from Earth, an atypical female Zerg raised according to Zerg values, and He Yinlai's number one fan.
Probably a wish-fulfillment novel. The protagonist will take on about three or four scripts.
First script, The Ex: Not long after my divorce, I run into the male Zerg I spent twenty years with, only for him not to recognize me?!
Second script, The Disciple: Why does my boss's male Zerg keep inviting me over...?
Third script, The Prisoner: As the Grand Judge, I probably shouldn't sympathize with a prisoner, unless he's a male Zerg, of course.
Theme: What seems like an abyss may also be a road that stretches ten thousand miles ahead.
