I'm a B-List Star. Isn't It Reasonable to Take a Side Job?

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Su Yi became a washed-up D-list celebrity.

Everyone knows that D-list celebrities are treated worse than dogs, especially washed-up ones.

A guaranteed income sounds nice, but it's not what I want.

So I wouldn't end up begging on the street if I lost my job, Su Yi had no choice but to take on part-time work. Legitimate work, of course.

Day 1: Worked at a funeral, carrying dishes. Made a killing: 200 yuan and a pack of cigarettes.

Day 2: Worked as a pool cleaner, got soaking wet, and made a killing: 300 yuan!

Day 13: Worked as a locksmith, earned a thief's gratitude, and had tea at the police station.

Day 14: Went fishing part-time, caught a giant salamander, and had tea at the police station.

Day 15: Ran a street stall selling frog-shaped toys, got into an argument with a difficult woman, was reported, and had tea at the city management office.

Day 16: Played the suona at a funeral, ran into a tomb-raiding gang, and had tea with the criminal police.

Day 17: Worked part-time as a chef...

Wait, is something wrong here?

Wasn't he trying to make money?

When did he start having tea every single day?

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