Showbiz: Is It Really So Reasonable for a Washed-Up Star to Take Side Jobs?

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Su Mo becomes a C-list celebrity nobody has ever heard of.

As everyone knows, life for a C-list celebrity is worse than a dog's, especially if they're a nobody.

To avoid begging on the streets after losing his job, Su Mo has no choice but to take part-time work. Legitimate jobs, of course.

Day One: Part-time funeral attendant, serving dishes. A sweet 200 yuan, plus a pack of cigarettes.

Day Two: Part-time pool cleaner. A wet-shirt spectacle earns him 300 yuan!

Day Thirteen: Part-time locksmith. He gets a thief's thanks and a trip to the police station for tea.

Day Fourteen: Part-time angler. He catches a giant salamander and gets another trip to the police station for tea.

Day Fifteen...

Wait, is something wrong here? Wasn't he trying to make money? When did he start having tea at the station every day?

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