I'm a Stand-In in the Skit World

Lin Zhou, a former Internet company operator, was recruited by the God of Short Drama as a quality inspector for the Short Drama Universe Management Bureau, with the number LY-0823, because he complained after watching a short drama for eight hours straight, "I can write ten books of this kind of crappy drama in a day." His job is to enter the world of various outrageous short dramas through soul travel. He is a pancake stall owner, an emergency department security guard, a dating agency registrar, and a tea room waiter. They are always background supporting characters that do not affect the main plot. He always stands by and rolls his eyes when the heroine is hit by a car and flies three meters away. She still gets up and says "I'm fine." From the medical heroine who is reborn for revenge, to the retired boss who sells the company and goes home to make porridge; from the cannon fodder female supporting character who raises the villain as a house cat, to the project manager who uses PPT thinking to rectify the ancient household department - Lin Zhou travels through the world of more than 20 independent short dramas, using normal people's logic to deconstruct every outrageous setting, while always maintaining empathy and respect for those "people who live seriously in an outrageous world" in the drama. At the end of each unit, he would write a diary of observations about the pancake stall. The object of complaint is firstly the screenwriter and the system, and secondly the character itself. His job is not to destroy, but to make characters who are repeatedly hurt by logical loopholes feel less painful about being exploited by the script. Staying normal in an outrageous world is the sharpest way to complain.