In Entertainment, Blacklisted by Beijing's Elite, I Pass the Civil Service Exam

Shen Fei transmigrated, only to discover that he had been blacklisted for ten years for offending the crown prince of the capital's elite circle.

Furious, he turned around, passed the civil service exam, joined the National Department of Culture and Entertainment, and became an assistant minister.

His first move after securing a government job: take down the entertainment industry!

He proposed establishing the National Cultural and Entertainment Industry Regulation Authority and drafted a notice on standardizing and rectifying the cultural and entertainment industry, stunning the entire internet.

A famous actress evading taxes?

Permanently blacklisted!

A drug-using celebrity making a comeback?

Locked up for good!

Casting couch deals and corrupt exchanges?

Company shut down!

Everyone is equal before the law.

Everyone who breaks the law must pay the price, and celebrities are no exception.

Some say that twenty percent of the world's people control eighty percent of its wealth and power.

Shen Fei, however, intends to be the one who holds one hundred percent of the truth!

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