I'm a Post-00s Kid, and I've Become the Entertainment Industry's Disciplinary Inspector

They say the entertainment industry is a cesspool.

Chu Feng, a second-generation actor who never wanted a career in show business, is forced by his parents to join a variety show.

Determined to put an end to his acting career,

he begins a zero-tolerance crackdown.

The pampered young actors who can't handle hardship, actresses who slack off and cut corners, celebrities who evade taxes, backstabbers who stab their own friends in the back, an editing team that treats people like orphans, a female troll who destroys a group with lies, and a bloodsucker who doesn't deserve to be a mother.

Chu Feng: "The law is the baseline of morality. If someone boasts about obeying the law, they're probably a scumbag."

He charges headlong through the murky entertainment industry.

But people soon notice something.

Whenever he really starts a fight with someone, that person ends up in trouble soon afterward.

Chu Feng gradually earns himself the title of the entertainment industry's disciplinary inspector.

The gossip-loving masses: "Tremble! Brother Chu knows all the dirty things you've done."

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

Narcotics Control Bureau: "We thank Comrade Chu Feng for providing leads in the country's fight against drugs."

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