There's a Problem With His Persona

Gu Lizhou is a celebrated author whose novels are renowned throughout the country, yet he remains hopelessly single and possesses an uncanny talent for shifting between different personalities. His carefully maintained life unravels when he falls victim to a setup, suddenly transforming him into the target of relentless mockery across the entire internet. Meanwhile, Zhong Weishi is a strikingly handsome but slightly unhinged aspiring actor who has been scraping by on the fringes of the entertainment industry as a stuntman, surviving on minor roles like palace servants that offer less than ten seconds of total screen time. A chance accident brings these two vastly different men together, sparking immediate mutual misunderstanding. Upon their first encounter, Zhong Weishi assumes Gu Lizhou is merely a kept boytoy living off the generosity of a wealthy older woman, while Gu Lizhou becomes convinced that Zhong Weishi is an escapee from a psychiatric hospital. As they spend more time together, their peculiar dynamic deepens. Zhong Weishi playfully begs the author to speak in the voice of his novel's male protagonist—demanding a tone that is simultaneously overbearing, gentle, powerful, and sweet. In return, Gu Lizhou challenges the actor to prove whether he can be just as wild in real life as he appears on television.