Cried by the Anti-Fans, the Goddess Discovered the Real Culprit at Her Bedside

After a failed first life, Lu Yan is given a second chance. Abandoning his mediocre previous major, he earns admission to the prestigious Beijing Film Academy—and awakens the Emotional Performance System, a power that rewards genuine audience reactions with emotion points. But earning those points is easier said than done, and when conventional methods fail, Lu Yan discovers a shortcut: provoke the masses. While his classmates painstakingly hone their craft, he takes to the internet, unleashing brutally honest critiques that cut straight through the industry’s polite veneer. “If this Wang Yuyan didn’t speak, I’d think she was a wooden plank.” “She plays a descendant of Nuwa like a vacant vase who only knows how to stare blankly—if that’s acting, then this girl is doomed.” The backlash is immediate and vicious. Fans flood his comments with outrage, his name becomes a trending target of scorn, and the hate-train seems unstoppable. Yet Lu Yan remains unfazed, shrugging off the digital mob with a smug indifference that only fuels their fury. As the insults pile higher, he knows something they don’t: every outburst, every furious keystroke, feeds his system and pushes him closer to mastering his art. But when a late-night discovery reveals that the person behind his worst tormentor might be closer than he ever expected—lying right in his own bed—the game changes entirely. The line between online warfare and real-life entanglement blurs, and Lu Yan realizes that in this industry, the most dangerous performances aren’t always on screen.