You Asked Me to Play the Supporting Male Lead, So Why Am I More Popular Than the Star?

Wang Yun transmigrates to a parallel world as an ordinary entertainer with two and a half years of training under his belt, and activates the "Fated Male Protagonist" System. No matter what script he gets, he delivers a stellar performance and makes himself the coolest guy around with his unique take on the role.

He directs and stars in The Legend of Sword and Fairy, playing an imposing and morally ambiguous Yuwen Tuo.

In The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, his portrayal of the mysterious Zhang Qiling steals every scene, keeping the action at full throttle.

In Lotus Lantern, he plays Erlang Shen as himself.

In Super Beast Force, his portrayal of the impossibly suave Hades is a total mismatch in skill, winning over countless viewers with his charisma and cheeky banter!

"That damn charisma, that damn good looks. This is the age of his supporting roles."

Just as Wang Yun's fame explodes, he faces the haters: "So he can only play supporting roles? He's really not worthy of being a Best Actor."

Wang Yun responds by pulling out leading-role scripts: Chinese Paladin, Sword Snow Stride, Kung Fu Jungle, The Truman Show...

Reba: "In his own scripts, Brother Yun has the kind of stunning looks that could unite the world's standards of beauty!"

Boss Yang: "In just two years, he went from being my artist to becoming a boss himself?"

Jiang Wen: "Wang Yun is one hell of a genius!"

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