I Won a Nobel Prize to Play Iron Man

Su Bai transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a minor actor who can barely get a role.

His agent lands him a small role in Captain America: Iron Man.

In this world, Iron Man isn't famous and is just a walk-on character in the movie.

Su Bai: "Iron Man? Are you sure?"

Agent: "It's just a walk-on role. Nobody even knows the character anyway."

Luckily, Su Bai gets the Make-Believe Come True System. Whatever role he plays, he gains that character's achievements.

Su Bai consequently becomes a scientist, invents the Ark Reactor, and wins the Nobel Prize in Physics.

And so a Nobel laureate plays Iron Man, and Captain America gets renamed Iron Man.

He builds the country's first particle collider, invents a miracle drug for leukemia, settles people on the moon, and leads the national soccer team in its push for the World Cup.

Netizens: "We all thought acting was Su Bai's profession, but we were wrong. It's just his side hustle."

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