Showbiz: After Becoming Famous, I Couldn't Care Less About Being Emperor of Wei

In 220 AD, the warlord Cao Cao died of illness in Luoyang at the age of sixty-six. He was posthumously given the title Emperor Wu of Wei.

After his death, Boss Cao transmigrated to a parallel world, where he became an extra.

By a twist of fate, he landed the lead role in Let the Bullets Fly, then gradually established himself in the entertainment industry.

Wealth and fame came one after another. Was his life now even more comfortable than it had been when he was King of Wei?

If so, then who needs to be an emperor of Wei?

Liu Yifei: I keep feeling like he looks at my mom more often than he looks at me.

Chen Jianbin: I can't believe a young upstart just told me my Cao Cao isn't as good as his!

Yang Mi: When I was single, I chased after him and he couldn't care less. Now that I'm married, he's acting like a completely different person.

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