Beauty influencer Lu Ke paused her livestreams due to her mother's critical illness, only to discover that an AI digital clone, 'A-V', had replicated her looks and voice to hijack her account for profit. Behind the scenes, boss Shen Liang secretly recorded facial and emotional data from influencers, medical staff, and the elderly under the guise of charity to illegally train digital avatars, forming a black-market industry chain. Targeted and suppressed by Shen Liang, Lu Ke was contacted by internal technician Xiao Tang, joining forces with other victims to gather backend evidence. Together, they exposed the infringement scandal at an industry summit, leading to immediate police intervention and criminal convictions for all involved. Afterward, letting go of vanity and internet fame, Lu Ke filmed a legal education documentary, using her own ordeal to urge the public to protect their likeness and digital privacy.

Someone Stole My Face (48 episodes)