King of Bad Movies: I'm Here to Stock Up at the Oscars

Gu Ming, an acting student, transmigrates into a parallel timeline.

With his solid acting skills and a wealth of classic films in his mind, he becomes the youngest Best Actor in this timeline.

Confidently, he recreates Star Lord's classic film A Chinese Odyssey in plain language, only to be knocked off his pedestal.

The film is branded a "bad movie," "cultural trash," an "insult to the national treasure," and a "ruination of a classic."

Gu Ming is labeled a "box-office curse" and the "king of bad movies."

An era's Best Actor falls from grace and is shelved by his company for seven years.

When his contract expires, he is disheartened and plans to re-release this "bad movie" before leaving the film industry.

As soon as the news breaks, people in the industry rush to see him make a fool of himself.

But nobody could have expected this.

All 100,000 advance tickets for the "bad movie" sell out in an instant!

After its release, those who understand it realize that this film, dismissed as a "bad movie," is portraying their own lives.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.