Literary Giant in the Entertainment Industry

In an alternate China where literary prestige rivals global fame, Chen Nan discovers a world stripped of its greatest classics. Armed with memories of masterpieces that never existed here, he quietly releases "The Stranger" while others celebrate mediocrity. From underground writer to cultural phenomenon, he reshapes cinema and literature alike—yet insists he's merely a "transporter of works." As his influence grows from Hong Kong's revitalized film scene to international stages, one question haunts him: can a man who steals from another timeline truly claim artistic integrity?