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Summary

Li Ran thinks he has finally completed his role as a wealthy, obnoxious villain and can return to his real world. Instead, the system announces a script error and resets the story, ordering him to repeat the early villain missions. He reluctantly resumes pursuing the school beauty Mu Bingquan—only to discover that the story’s leading women seem to have their own plans.

The comedy comes from Li Ran trying to perform scenes exactly as written while the characters around him keep wrecking the script. Mu Bingquan, who is also reborn, no longer falls for Lin Ming’s advances and instead responds warmly to Li Ran. His flowers and breakfast are supposed to be rejected, and his public humiliations are supposed to help Lin Ming look heroic, but the women repeatedly turn those scenes around. Li Ran’s running commentary—complaining that the female leads are “adding scenes” and wondering why nobody will act like their assigned roles—becomes the video’s main joke.

At the university’s freshman performance, Li Ran deliberately plays badly, expecting to be mocked and then overshadowed by Lin Ming. But the plan goes awry: Bai Weiwei recognizes his musical talent and invites him to join her music academy, while Lin Ming’s own performance and romantic advances don’t go as smoothly as expected. At Mu Bingquan’s birthday party, Lin Ming presents an extravagant violin, but she prefers Li Ran’s bracelet. Tang Wanqing and Jiang Tan Yue also help expose problems with Lin Ming’s anti-aging product, turning his planned business triumph into another public humiliation.

Li Ran’s efforts to preserve the story keep failing elsewhere, too. At a riverside land auction, he expects Lin Ming to outbid him and score a dramatic victory. Instead, Jiang Tan Yue bids even higher, wins the land, and proposes working with Li Ran. During a basketball game, Li tries to set up the familiar scene of Lin Ming winning Mu Bingquan’s attention, but the women gravitate toward Li instead, and Lin Ming’s game falls apart. Li’s repeated attempts to push the romance back onto its intended track only make him look more devoted and capable.

The story becomes even less predictable when Li Ran is supposed to kidnap Chen Qing as part of a villainous plot. Chen Qing is oddly cooperative, and when Lin Ming arrives to rescue her, she knocks him unconscious herself. Jiang Tan Yue, meanwhile, behaves less like Li Ran’s enemy and more like someone trying to get close to him. At a bar where Li expects to be attacked, the underworld boss Hei Mei Gui protects and indulges him instead. Jiang also turns up with a gift, leaving Li baffled by how thoroughly the female leads have abandoned their expected roles.

By the end, Lin Ming’s business schemes and heroic set pieces have repeatedly been disrupted, while Li Ran has accidentally become the center of attention. Just as he insists he is still only playing the villain, the system delivers a new twist: the novel’s third male lead has died, so Li Ran must replace him and finish the storyline himself. The video ends on his stunned reaction to being promoted from villain to male lead.

Key Characters

• Li Ran — The transmigrated villain, whose sarcastic inner monologue and attempts to obey the script drive the comedy.
• Lin Ming — The original male lead, whose planned triumphs are repeatedly derailed.
• Mu Bingquan — The school beauty, reborn and no longer following her original romantic storyline.
• Tang Wanqing — A businesswoman whose company becomes involved in the anti-aging product rivalry.
• Bai Weiwei — A music professor who recognizes Li Ran’s talent.
• Jiang Tan Yue — A bold, unpredictable woman who repeatedly changes the expected course of events.
• Chen Qing — An unconventional female lead who turns Lin Ming’s rescue scene upside down.
• Hei Mei Gui — An underworld boss who unexpectedly protects Li Ran.
• The system — The voice assigning Li Ran missions and explaining the increasingly broken plot.