Crazy? Playing A Villain Puts Me On The Crime List

The life of extra-part actor Chen Yan completely went astray the moment he was bound to the "Great Criminal System".
Fortunately, he discovered that he could survive through acting bugs. In order to survive, this little actor who didn't even have a few lines began to "act" crazily in front of the camera.
Playing the role of a gun-wielding robber, he held the prop gun so steadily that it looked like he had fired it, and he yelled for help on the spot with red eyes towards the actress.
Playing a cold-blooded killer, a scene of cleaning up the scene was used as a teaching case for the police academy. The criminal investigation expert stared at the monitor and replayed it repeatedly: "This technique is too skillful. Check his real-life resume and focus on people with criminal records!"
It wasn't until he finished playing the mastermind behind the scenes that the "perfect crime method" designed in the movie unexpectedly matched three old cases that had been pending for many years.
The police task force was set up overnight, and Chen Yan's name was circled in red pen at the top of the list of suspects. The investigation record stated: "The logic of the character's behavior highly overlaps with that of the real criminal. It is not ruled out that acting is used to conceal the true identity."
What made his scalp even more numb was that on the dark web's "criminal strength list", the account codenamed "Actor" suddenly landed at the top of the list. Desperados from all walks of life stared at this "comrade" who appeared out of thin air, and sent out war messages one after another.
At the award ceremony, Chen Yan held up the Best Actor trophy. The audience was under the scrutiny of police detectives with flashing lights, and the mobile phone in his pocket was still popping up anonymous messages about criminal challenges.
He was crying into the microphone: "Everyone, I really just want to save my life and be a good actor... Do you believe it?"