The Entertainment Industry Is a Mess? Watch Me, a Post-00s, Clean It Up

They say the entertainment industry is a deep, murky pond.

Chu Feng never wanted to make a career in show business, but his parents forced him onto a variety show.

Determined to put an end to his acting career,

he began a zero-tolerance campaign to clean things up.

The pampered young star who couldn't take hardship, the actress who slacked off and cut corners, the celebrity who evaded taxes, the backstabbing clique, the editing team that treated people like orphans, the she-devil who destroyed a group with lies, and the bloodsucking monster who was unfit to be a mother.

Chu Feng said, "The law is the baseline of morality. If someone takes pride in obeying the law, they're probably a scumbag."

And so Chu Feng

kept charging headlong through the murky entertainment industry.

But people soon noticed something.

Whenever he got into a real feud with someone, that person would soon find themselves in trouble.

Gradually, Chu Feng earned the title of the entertainment industry's disciplinary inspector.

The gossip-loving public: "Tremble, you lot! Brother Chu knows all the filthy things you've done."

The Tax Bureau: "We thank Comrade Chu Feng for his contributions to cleaning up taxation in Huaxia."

Yunnan Anti-Drug Bureau: "We thank Comrade Chu Feng for providing leads in the fight against drugs in Huaxia."

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