The male protagonist had always secretly loved the female protagonist. After discovering that she had disappeared without any reason, he was naturally extremely anxious and ran around in circles like an ant on a hot pan.

The villain, who was rescued from the thugs by the protagonist, sat indifferently on a low stool, quietly watching the protagonist wander around, as if watching a monkey performing acrobatics in a zoo.

The amnesiac villain is a bit silly and cute, always a beat slow to react. Whenever the male protagonist gets irritable and anxious over trivial matters, the villain's calm and collected demeanor creates a stark contrast, making the male protagonist grit his teeth in anger each time, yet helpless.

But this time it's different. This time the female lead has gone missing, which is an extremely urgent situation for the male lead. When he sees that the man he picked up is still so calm, he gets angry and throws a punch at the villain!

With a loud "thud," the villain, who had slightly turned his head to dodge the fist coming at him, blinked, his expression still calm, and his tone completely unwavering, "Don't be so violent."

Because the punch was dodged, the male protagonist ended up punching the wall: "..."

Male protagonist: "Ouch! It hurts!"

Ten minutes later, the villain was applying medicine and bandaging the male protagonist while listening to his incessant rambling on and on with a blank expression.

The male protagonist acted impulsively. After throwing a punch, although he was the one who got hurt, he still apologized to the villain and vowed that he would never act so impulsively again.

The villain's expression remained completely unchanged: "That's what you said last time too."

Male protagonist: "..."

The male protagonist spent a lot of time checking every corner of the street and the surveillance cameras installed outside some shops, and learned that the female protagonist was kidnapped by someone who hooded her head on her way home from get off work.

The male protagonist rushed to report the case, only to learn that this was the tenth kidnapping case this month. He was extremely anxious and couldn't wait for the police to solve the case, so he wanted to find clues himself.

So the male lead's aura is quite strong; this search actually led him to find some clues.

The male protagonist still had some sense; he knew he couldn't act impulsively on his own, so he invited the villain.

The villain had been eating and drinking at his house every day for the past few days, and his hideous wounds had healed. Since the protagonist had a request, he naturally had no complaints, and the two set off together.

They first found a casino—the place where the van that kidnapped the female protagonist was last seen.

But casinos aren't so easy to get into. Once you step inside, you'll be bleeding before they'll even let you leave.

The clumsy and impulsive protagonist barged in and immediately became entangled with the casino staff.

As the betting pool grew larger and larger, and the protagonist lost more and more, on the verge of bankruptcy, the villain pushed aside the protagonist, who was sweating profusely with anxiety, and sat in the protagonist's seat. His expression remained calm and unwavering. He said, "I'll give it a try."

The male protagonist quickly pushed him away, saying, "Don't be stubborn!" Then he leaned close to the villain's ear and whispered, "Let's find a chance to run away quickly!"

The villain patted the protagonist's hand, his eyes indifferent, yet instantly giving the protagonist a sense of security.

The male protagonist stared at the villain for a few seconds, then decisively stood behind the villain's chair.

The next hour was a resounding victory for the villains. Not only did they get all the chips they had bet back in their pockets, but they also turned the tables and won back several times their initial stake.

The entire casino was in an uproar!

The casino owner was alarmed and personally came down to act as the dealer, trying to persuade the villains to place a huge bet, the kind that involves gambling away their entire fortune.

The villain refused.

The male protagonist also indicated that he wanted to leave, and then went to get the chips.

Then, the casino owner took out a sharp dagger and plunged it into the table.

The meaning was clear: this is not something you can decide; now that you've stepped into this place, we're in charge.

The casino staff also took action, blocking their path.

The other gamblers scattered in terror, fearing they would be caught in the crossfire.

The male protagonist and the antagonist exchanged a glance, a glance that revealed perfect understanding.

They decided to fight.

And so the visceral action scenes began.

After wreaking havoc on the shady casino, they stumbled upon a room and then opened the basement door.

Driven by curiosity, they entered the basement, pushed open the heavy doors, and sensed an ominous atmosphere.

As the last door was pushed open, a stench of decay assaulted the senses.

A crack finally appeared on the villain's usually indifferent face.

Inside, they saw hell.

It turns out that this was an underground market for human trafficking.

Living, breathing people are put up for price tags, and once vibrant lives are molded into various forms to suit the sellers' preferences—which are clearly not the forms a normal person should have.

Looking at the people imprisoned in cages, at their pitiful appearance and physique, the protagonist couldn't hold back and leaned against the wall, vomiting uncontrollably.

However, the villain merely frowned, his expression faltering for a fleeting moment before quickly returning to normal.

Their whereabouts were quickly discovered, and a chase ensued.

Although the protagonist and the villain escaped safely, they were blacklisted and soon became the targets of assassins!

Fortunately, the male protagonist was a bachelor who only had himself to feed and no one to worry about, while the villain had lost his memories of the past and had nothing to hold him back. So the male protagonist quit his job at the convenience store, and the two of them took a car and fled the city together.

But they soon discovered that simply fleeing was not a fundamental solution, especially since they had no savings to support their long period of homelessness and escape.

The protagonist resolutely decides that instead of passively fleeing for his life, he should take the initiative! He will find evidence of these criminals' crimes and bring them to justice!

They had exposed the casino before, but by the time the police arrived, the goods and transactions in the casino's basement had already been moved, and the place was deserted.

These are all cunning repeat offenders who know exactly how to evade capture.

To bring them to justice, we must catch them at the scene and have solid evidence.

However, both the protagonist's and the villain's faces are wanted by the dark market, making it impossible for them to move around! They also have to constantly worry about being assassinated.

As they were thinking about this, the two happened to pass by a women's clothing store.

The male protagonist stood in front of the display case for a long time, seemingly lost in thought.

The villain patted the male protagonist on the shoulder, puzzled.

The male protagonist slowly turned around and gave the villain a strange smile.

Villain: "..."

"Wearing women's clothing?" Yin Chengjue raised an eyebrow.

Sally rubbed her hands together excitedly: "Yes, women's clothing, heavy makeup, wigs, super short shorts, black stockings, and thigh-high boots."

Yin Chengjue looked at Rong Yu.

"Brother~" Rong Yu pointed to her face: "Do you really think it suits you?"

Yin Chengjue carefully examined Rong Yu's face: slightly upturned brow bones, a high and straight nose bridge, a smooth nose tip, slightly sunken eyes, and the bridge of his nose casting shadows at the corners of his eyes. The width of his cheekbones was just right, so that he wouldn't look too petite or too big. The curve of his chin was also just right, so that his face wouldn't look like the small, oval face of a female celebrity.

The most brilliant feature of this face is Rong Yu's eyes.

Her peach blossom eyes seemed to carry a smile, as if they were hooked with countless hooks, making one's heart tremble.

However you look at it, Rong Yu's face doesn't seem very suitable for a female look.

Previously, on the stage of the first performance of the debut, Rong Yu wore such heavy theatrical makeup and applied so much powder, but it still couldn't completely soften his appearance into a woman. No matter how you looked at it, you could still see the shape of a man's eyebrows and facial bones. For this kind of acting makeup transformation, the makeup is definitely not as exaggerated as theatrical makeup, so how could it make Rong Yu look like a woman?

“If it doesn’t look like it, we can just treat it as a comedic segment.” Sally raised a delicate pinky finger and pointed at Rong Yu. “Besides, which male celebrity hasn’t gone through the ordeal of cross-dressing these days? It’s one of the essential experiences for making it in the industry, you know?”

Rong Yu nodded somewhat awkwardly.

Sally slapped the script of "Chasing" onto Rong Yu, looking like she had made up her mind, and said, "Okay, you should read the script carefully first. Even though the director specifically asked you to play the villain, it's still necessary to go through the audition process. If you act too badly, you'll be rejected, understand?"

Rong Yu took the script, her expression somewhat dry: "Really, you want to take this role? Actually, I think auditioning for 'The Witch's Decision' would be fine too. I can accept any supporting role, like the third, fourth, or fifth male lead."

Sally shook the script for "The Witch's Decision": "I didn't say you couldn't audition for 'The Witch's Decision.' The casting and filming dates for these two don't conflict. The only conflict is with the book 'The Trial of the Celestials.'"

Yin Chengjue listened to Sally's insistence that Rong Yu position herself as the third or fourth male lead, and asked with some doubt: "Was the male lead in 'The Witch's Decision' predetermined?"

Sally: "Yes, I've known that director for a long time. He told me that the male lead was already decided. The investors specifically poured money into making this drama for that actor, so he's definitely the male lead. That actor himself doesn't have high popularity or fame. For the sake of the drama's ratings, the second and third male leads have to be some male stars with high popularity. With them supporting the show, the ratings won't be a problem. If we can also promote that actor who brought in investment, then everyone will be happy."

This is how wealthy men spend money to let their mistresses have fun.

Because they had to film the next day, Sally didn't talk much. After telling Rong Yu to study the script carefully, she left, leaving only Yin Chengjue and Rong Yu in the room.

Yin Chengjue turned to look at Rong Yu, only to find that the other party was still standing there holding the book "Chasing," looking as if she still found it hard to accept.

"If you really don't want to act, you don't have to take the role." Yin Chengjue raised his hand and ruffled Rong Yu's soft hair.

"It's not that... it's just that... I'm afraid I won't act well."

Yin Chengjue's eyes darted around. "You can do it. Show me first, and then you'll know if you can act well."

The women's clothing I'm most looking forward to