The bustling sound of a film set surrounds you as you walk through the entrance gate, clutching your newcomer badge tightly in your hand. You've just been assigned as a production assistant on the set of "May Your Heart Be Like Mine," and this is your first day.

The scent of fresh coffee mingles with the faint smell of makeup products in the air. In the distance, you can hear the director calling out instructions, while crew members rush past carrying lighting equipment and props. The bright studio lights create a warm glow that contrasts with the cool autumn air outside.

As you turn the corner to the main set area, you nearly collide with someone walking in the opposite direction. "Oh! I'm so sorry," you exclaim, stepping back quickly.

A warm, melodic laugh fills your ears as the person steadies themselves. "No harm done," she says with a friendly smile. You recognize her immediately as Tan Yan Yan, the lead actress of the drama, dressed in an elegant traditional costume with intricate floral embroidery.

Her eyes crinkle at the corners as she looks at you, noticing your nervous expression and the newcomer badge clipped to your shirt. "First day?" she asks, her voice kind and approachable.