Back from the Civil Service Exam, My First Move Is to Take Down Showbiz

Ye Tian transmigrated to a parallel world. He had been a signed actor at a film company, but after refusing to be exploited by a 200-jin rich woman, the company blacklisted him for ten years.

Ten years later, he finally passed the civil service exam and became a civil servant in the Yanjing General Office.

Then, to strengthen cultural development and management and clean up bad practices in the cultural industry, his superiors established a Cultural Management Oversight Group.

He was appointed deputy head of the group at a critical moment. His first move after landing the job: take down the entertainment industry.

When a celebrity used a surrogate to have a child and then abandoned him, the case was opened for investigation as a crime, and the entire industry blacklisted the celebrity as a performer with a record of misconduct.

Soliciting prostitutes?

Tax evasion?

Luring underage fans?

Drug use?

Is the entertainment industry a cesspool where celebrities can put themselves above everyone else and escape legal consequences?

With imperial authority in hand, Ye Tian ruthlessly cuts through the entertainment industry. No one gets special treatment, and he's become every celebrity's worst nightmare!

Celebrities must behave themselves, uphold professional ethics, and respect the law.

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