An Ya
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Original Name:安雅 (ān yǎ)Gender:FeminineKind:CharacterScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:170Chapters:21
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Biodata

Feature Value
Name An Ya (安雅) 23
Gender Female 35
Player ID P-D92KD901 23
Player Rank A-rank 27 35
Bound System A07710 23 44
Affiliation Cast of The King of Hell Is Here within Dungeon Instance B0021 23 46
Occupation/Role Assigned the role of a popular rising actress and the film’s replacement female lead; plays Gong Yao’s girlfriend 23 24
Status Alive; regains her memories and escapes the burning banquet hall 44 45
First Appearance Chapter 23 23

Background / History

An Ya enters B0021 as an established A-rank player, but the instance suppresses the players’ memories and makes them believe they are ordinary actors. Her displayed status is “Roleplaying,” and her assigned biography describes a rising star who debuted that year and became the last-minute female lead of The King of Hell Is Here 23 27 44.

Within this role, An Ya receives backing from the film’s investor, Tao Lele’s father. Her replacement of Meng Tian as the female lead fuels resentment among the cast. An Ya herself values the production chiefly as an opportunity to work with—and grow closer to—the award-winning actor Gong Yao 29 37.

Appearance

  • Beauty: Described as a beautiful actress; livestream viewers also remark on her attractiveness 23 35.
  • Presentation: Wears carefully applied makeup and high heels while acting as the film’s leading lady 30 39.
  • After memory restoration: Abandons concern for her disheveled appearance and adopts a cold, ruthless demeanor 44.

Personality

An Ya’s assigned actress persona is proud, socially adept, and openly interested in influential patrons. She attaches herself to Gong Yao, treats his attention as more important than the other actors’ approval, and refuses to be embarrassed when challenged about her financial backer 35 36 37.

She responds fiercely to threats. After Bai Cha nearly strangles her, she rejects his claim that he lost control and retaliates with repeated slaps and a lamp. When dangerous props are discovered, she insists on a police investigation despite the director’s objections 35 37.

An Ya also acts calculatingly: she discusses killing Meng Tian with Yu Xiaohe and passes a compromising photograph to Bai Cha. Once her player memories return, her earlier arrogance gives way to emotional detachment. Bai Cha interprets the change as the bearing of someone with considerable blood on her hands, though her actual history is not disclosed 43 44.

Abilities & Skills

A-Rank Physical Capabilities

An Ya retains exceptional physical abilities even while unaware that she is a player 42 44.

  • Agility: Jumps from a speeding car, rolls on landing, and springs to her feet. Her own reaction shows that she had not realized she could move that way 42.
  • Strength: Kicks Bai Cha off Li Qing, pins him down, and beats him with a high heel. Li Qing explicitly recognizes this as an A-rank player’s destructive power 44.
  • Escape capability: Kicks a window apart and jumps out of the top-floor banquet hall; Li Qing subsequently confirms that she could leave safely 44 45.
  • Limits of available information: No named combat ability or specific escape item is identified 44.

Social Manipulation

Her roleplaying persona uses personal connections and compromising information to influence the other actors 35 43.

  • Cultivates Gong Yao as a wealthy, well-regarded patron 35.
  • Obtains a photograph from Yu Xiaohe’s phone and sends it to Bai Cha, enabling the scandal surrounding Gong Yao and Li Qing 43.
  • Knows Bai Cha will return to the production after receiving the photograph 41 43.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

  • High heels — Removes them before jumping from the runaway car; later uses one to strike Bai Cha during the fire 42 44.
  • Bedside lamp — Improvised weapon used against Bai Cha after his strangulation attempt 35.
  • Phone — Used during her introduction; she later smashes it when confronted by the apparent messages from Meng Tian 23 40.

Relationships

  • Gong Yao — Her on-screen boyfriend and the principal object of her assigned persona’s interest. He stops Bai Cha from strangling her, supports the prop investigation, comforts her, and guides her escape from the runaway car 24 35 37 38 42.
  • Meng Tian — Rival displaced from the leading role. Meng Tian encourages hostility toward An Ya and orders Yu Xiaohe to supply evidence of her closeness to Gong Yao to provoke Bai Cha 29 36.
  • He Li — Targets her to avenge Meng Tian’s loss of the lead role. He admits replacing safe prop jars with real glass and is arrested 37.
  • Bai Cha — Attempts to strangle her and becomes her openly hostile opponent. An Ya taunts him about his patrons and attraction to Gong Yao, later uses the compromising photograph to draw him back, and attacks him during the banquet fire 35 36 43 44.
  • Yu Xiaohe — Discusses killing Meng Tian with her. An Ya also accesses the photograph on Yu Xiaohe’s phone and passes it to Bai Cha 43.
  • Tao Lele — Dislikes An Ya because his father is the investor backing her 37.
  • Li Qing — Exposes her role in circulating the scandalous photograph. She inadvertently frees him from Bai Cha’s attack during the fire, then thanks him before escaping 43 44.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Early Filming and Growing Hostility

  • An Ya is introduced waiting in her dressing room, playing on her phone while her assistant delays her appearance at the opening ceremony 23.
  • She stays beside Gong Yao rather than joining the Table-Turning Immortal game 25.
  • After reading Meng Tian’s annotated script, He Li becomes convinced that An Ya stole her role and poisons a cup of coffee. Gong Yao suspects An Ya was the intended target, but nobody drinks it 29 30.
  • During the supermarket shoot, she slips on a piece of fat and pulls Gong Yao down with her, accidentally avoiding a flying cleaver that then threatens Li Qing 30.

Strangulation and Prop Sabotage

  • Bai Cha turns a scripted assault into a genuine strangulation attempt. The director praises its realism while the witnesses fail to intervene; Gong Yao arrives and pulls him away 34 35.
  • An Ya retaliates violently and accuses Bai Cha and Meng Tian of conspiring against her. Their ensuing argument leaves her isolated from much of the cast 35 36 37.
  • Real glass jars replace the safe props in another supermarket scene. An Ya demands police involvement, and surveillance footage identifies He Li as the culprit 37.
  • After An Ya confronts Meng Tian, Gong Yao comforts her. Yu Xiaohe photographs the interaction at Meng Tian’s prompting 38.

Return to the Set and Final Shoot

  • Following Meng Tian’s death and the suspension of filming, An Ya leaves for another city. Li Qing uses the Admin Backend to send apparent ghost messages accusing her of killing Meng Tian and ordering her back 39 40.
  • She rejoins the remaining actors, who agree to continue filming rather than risk the consequences of refusing 41.
  • The final road-trip shoot becomes dangerous when the car’s brakes fail. Gong Yao coordinates their jump, An Ya lands safely, and she warns him about an approaching dump truck 42.
  • In the completed film—not the actual accident—their characters encounter Yu Xiaohe’s ghost before their jeep plunges off the mountain road 43.

Wrap Party and Memory Restoration

  • At the banquet, Li Qing reveals that An Ya sent Bai Cha the photograph used to scandalize Gong Yao. She does not deny using Yu Xiaohe and Bai Cha, instead describing the exchange as mutually willing 43.
  • Bai Cha sets the venue on fire with the exits locked. An Ya attacks him as he strangles Li Qing 44.
  • She joins Gong Yao in demanding that Director Li officially announce the film’s completion. His announcement activates system A07710 alongside the other players’ systems, restoring her player identity 44.
  • An Ya breaks a window and leaves immediately. The opening she creates is subsequently used by Tao Lele and Yu Xiaohe during the effort to restore the building’s fire-suppression system 44 45.

Appearances

170
Total Mentions
21
Chapters Appeared
8.1
Avg. per Chapter