Showbiz: Playing a Japanese Major from the Start and Scaring Dilraba

Feilu's funniest and most exhilarating entertainment novel of the year!

Qin Xing and his college buddies go to a film studio to experience life as extras. By chance, he activates a popularity System and gets max-level skills for playing a Japanese major from the start.

While acting opposite Reba on set, he opens his mouth and sounds like a Class A war criminal. Reba is scared to tears on the spot, and behind-the-scenes footage goes viral online!

"That's the real deal, a Japanese major through and through. Someone should investigate his family for three generations!"

"Other people are acting. You don't even look like you're acting!"

"After my grandpa watched the video, he immediately started playing a charge bugle at home!"

During the filming of an over-the-top anti-Japanese drama, the director tells Qin Xing to improvise, so he starts messing around.

"Yamamoto, I'll screw your immortal ancestors! Tell me, are you surrendering or not?"

His various hard-core surrender appeals keep the entire crew in stitches.

The actors can't manage their crying scenes. What do they do when they just can't cry?

Qin Xing delivers a hard-core surrender appeal, and one song, "Mercury," makes everyone on set burst into tears!

"It hurts! It hurts so much!"

The story itself is even more satisfying than the blurb. The official recommendation is to skip straight to the novel!

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