Tone It Down, the Characters Aren't That Bad

Jing Zhenyu transmigrates to a parallel world, where a powerful conglomerate forces him to play a villain despite his complete lack of acting skills, making him a laughingstock.

While competing onstage with professionally trained actors and even veteran performers, he activates a System.

As a death-row convict, he delivers his lines in an apparently cold tone, but beneath it lies smugness and utter disregard for human life.

His explosive performance leaves all the professors at the Beijing Film Academy in an uproar, their faces filled with horror. Did the show really hire a death-row convict?

He plays the Fire Cloud Evil God in the film Kung Fu, giving everyone a glimpse of a generation's supreme villain.

He plays Baiyue in the TV series Chinese Paladin: "I say the Earth is round, but you don't believe me. You even want to beat me up."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.