Lương Gia Huy

The valorous story of a battalion at the 1972 Second Battle of Quảng Trị, and the high-stakes negotiations leading to the Paris Peace Accords in 1973.

Trinh, a viral TikToker known for her romantic content, wakes up on a cold film set with a splitting headache and amnesia, only to discover the body of Yến—an actress and romantic rival suspected of having a shady connection with Khang, Trinh’s fiancé. Đại, a detective hired by Trinh to investigate the suspected affair, sneaks in to help but accidentally leaves fingerprints on the corpse and is caught red-handed by security. From that moment on, this mismatched duo faces a series of bizarre predicaments: fleeing from police hot on their heels and a lurking assassin, all while bickering fiercely as they try to solve the case. Amidst the chaos, they inadvertently expose a shocking showbiz secret.

Trang, a real estate agent who was raped, fears her boyfriend Hiệp will leave her, so she lures him to a homestay to propose. There, she is horrified to meet Long—the owner—who looks exactly like her attacker. Adding to the mystery, Long’s wife, Ngọc, also turns out to be one of the man’s victims. As Trang secretly investigates the truth, the situation grows increasingly tangled, revealing a dark conspiracy awaiting them all.

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The story follows Quân, a grieving husband devastated by the sudden death of his wife in a tragic accident. His shattered happiness seems miraculously restored when his wife’s spirit appears to return within the body of a female colleague—the only survivor of the same accident. Like hermit crabs borrowing shells to survive, they cling to borrowed identities in an attempt to escape the pain of their lives. But their fragile happiness begins to unravel when a horrifying secret surrounding his wife’s death comes to light, forcing Quân to choose between clinging to the illusion of comfort or exposing the terrifying truth hidden beneath the shell he has created.

Inspired by the life and career of Hoang Xuan Vinh, Vietnamese sport shooter and Vietnam's first Olympics gold medalist.