Qin Changan, who was dumped by his girlfriend because of the gift price issue, soon participated in a grand "God of Songs" competition.

As a result, he accidentally created countless classic songs and debuted as the champion!

Unexpectedly, after Qin Changan debuted, he successively created three major traditional cultures in the Chinese music scene.

Culture 1: Four top comedy directors "film each other's films".

Culture 2: “Check-in” at scenic spots and historical sites.

Culture Three: The Conservatory of Music is “retrained”.

New Fan: "What are the four top comedy directors?"

Old fans: "Tear each other's coins."

New fan: "What are the historical sites?"

Old fan: "Sent to the hospital ICU."

New fan: "And what about the music school...?"

Old fan: "Mental hospital!"

New fan:⊙_⊙???

When new fans become old fans, the entire Chinese music scene will spread their slogan:

Anyone who has not studied at a "music school" is not a qualified musician!

One day, Chu Shun—a shameless guy who would rather take off his pants than hang himself properly—crossed over to a parallel world. There, he acquired a system called the [Film Fund]. What’s it like to make movies without fearing a financial loss or needing investors?

“As a director, I never care about box office returns!”

So, Chu Shun pulled out Kill Bill. But because it was too bloody, it unsurprisingly failed to get the “Dragon Seal” (the film approval mark in China).

Very well. Kill Bill, which made $180 million at the box office on Earth, ended up as an online B-movie in the parallel world...

“I think there are three absurd things in this world.

First, bad people often live better lives than good ones.

Second, when you're in trouble, friends help without hesitation—yet when they're in trouble and ask you for money, you say they're not real friends.

Third, a whole crowd of you are standing here listening to me talk about the art of film.”

—Chu Shun, speaking at the American Film Academy.

Some of the works by "foreign trauma" director Chu Shun include:

Lord of War, The Hunt, Farewell My Concubine, The Legend of 1900, The Intouchables, City of God, Cinema Paradiso, Malèna, Dead Poets Society, and more.

Senior programmer Zheng Wentong was reborn in 2014 and decided to change his way of life.

He bet on Germany to beat Brazil 7-1 in the World Cup and won 100 million yuan.

He returned to China, founded Slope Capital, and became a capital tycoon—the youngest billionaire in the Internet industry.

His girlfriend is Bai Xiaolu, a rising superstar.

This is a business and entertainment story with a single female lead.

Returning to the beginning of the century, awakening the Indulgent Movie King System.

The more you indulge, the happier you become!

Li Luo, who lived like a workhorse in his previous life, now thrives under the power of the system, leading a reckless life.

After being reborn right after graduation, Cheng Xu embarks on his store-owning journey. He starts off with a single large shop—400 square meters—and just the monthly rent costs over 10,000 yuan. According to the trajectory of his past life, this should end in business failure and dragging his parents down with him.

This time, Cheng Xu decides to give up and slack off. No more striving—surely that will keep him from repeating his old mistakes.

Wait, what? A Wealth System has bonded with him? And it gives him a 100-to-1 rebate on any losses?

Well then, forget lying flat. He’ll follow the same path as last time—max out spending, join forces when he can’t beat them, and go all-in on milking the system for everything it’s got.

But somehow… he’s making money? What the hell? Get away from me, you damned piles of cash!

Ten years later, a reporter interviews him:

“Mr. Cheng, what inspired you to become such a conscientious entrepreneur?”

Cheng Xu sighs helplessly:

“Is it possible… that I just really wanted to lose money?”

Chen Jincheng is reborn in 2018, carrying with him a game called Life Management Simulator, which ends up binding itself to his MCN media company.

Starting from signing the hottest nightclub DJ goddess from his previous life at a bar, he begins receiving rewards from the game and gradually signs more and more internet celebrity goddesses, slowly becoming the godfather of influencers.

Years later, he only wants to say:

“The idea that ‘good girls shouldn’t be let down, and bad girls shouldn’t be wasted’ is the biggest misunderstanding the world has about me!”

He’s just… especially considerate when dealing with beautiful women!

God of Web Novels,’ ‘King of Romance,’ ‘Father of New Wuxia’... and so on—these are all just misunderstandings the world has about me. I’m just a porter!" Song Ci sighed helplessly.

In this life, he only wanted to be a salted fish and enjoy life.

He never expected that he'd end up walking further and further down the path of a literary giant.

【Dating variety show, live broadcast, funny, money slave, silly.】

Yu Chen travels back in time to become a 19th-tier unknown celebrity!

This body has a good figure and good looks, but why does it have no money?

Seeing that he is so poor that he can’t even afford the medical bills, Yu Chen is ready to quit the entertainment industry!

But an inconspicuous Weibo post caught the attention of the director of 100 Days of Heart-Stirring!

For Mane, Yu Chen made his first screen appearance!

Female guest Qi Feifei, the president of Caixing Entertainment, is his God of Wealth!

The talented singer Liu Yu is his little fan girl!

Li Mi, who is only one step away from becoming the best actress, regards him as her bestie and loves to be close to him!

As for another female guest Liu Shuangshuang, she had a quarrel with Yu Chen about CP. But Yu Chen's evaluation of her was,

Hey, who is it? I don't know you. Who is it?

Director Liu became angry and embarrassed when he saw Yu Chen's disappointing performance!

You kid, I asked you to be on a dating show, and you're here to make money? Haven't you made enough? Are you obsessed with money?

Bai You traveled to a parallel world and became a top star. He was assigned a charity system and had to donate 99% of the money he earned from writing songs and acting, otherwise it would be taken away by the system.

The song "Tianxia" received 20 million yuan in dividends, which were donated!

The song "Lanting Xu" received 30 million in dividends, which were donated!

……

"Storm" distributed 100 million in dividends, and donated it!

The dividend of "Long Moon Embers" is 300 million? Donate!!!

……

Han Hong: "Bai You is the most frugal star I have ever seen. He is reluctant to eat meat buns for breakfast and only eats vegetarian food."

Director Kuang Biao: "In order to save money, he took the bus to the crew and was reluctant to take a taxi."

Hua Chenyu: "He must be the poorest star in the entertainment industry. I've never seen a star who gives cash back for good reviews. His clothes are still 9.9."

Kun Kun: "He is so stingy that he only has two pairs of shoes. Reba is barefoot in his house without slippers."

Haters: "He's handsome, he sings well, he's a good actor, and his character is impeccable. I finally found his weakness. He's stingy. Brothers, attack him! Label him the poorest top star!"

Just when all the black fans attacked the white right and wanted him to step down, a piece of news shocked netizens.

"The president of China's largest and most mysterious foundation is Bai You?!"

"I eat vegetarian buns every day so that orphans can eat meat buns!"

"We save money to take the bus so that we can save money to build a school road for left-behind children!"

"I bought 9.9 clothes to save money and give cotton clothes to the homeless!"

“Not buying shoes is to give children with leukemia a way to survive!”

"What? He donated another billion?"

The whole network burst into tears!

Liu Qingyun acquired a ‘Loss-Making System.’ As long as he loses money on investments, he gets ten times the return. He just wants to lose money, but every project he invests in somehow becomes wildly successful. Only the world where Liu Qingyun is the one getting hurt has been achieved.

‘I just want to lose some money—why is it so hard?’