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Reborn Movie Queen: Don't Run Away, Mr. Screenwriter
Reborn Movie Queen: Don't Run Away, Mr. Screenwriter Plot:
Triple-award-winning actress Su Wanqing reincarnates as a struggling actress, discovering the mastermind behind her past ruin is actually renowned screenwriter Gu Chenzhou. Seeking revenge, she deliberately gets close to him, but their confrontations unveil his long-buried secret—he was the only one who believed in her innocence. As truth intertwines with vengeance, who's really hunting whom in this cat-and-mouse game?
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