Showbiz: After Reading a Billion Lin, I Became a Top-Level Fanboy

Lin Muyang transmigrates to a parallel world after an accident. In this world, people still don't have smartphones, and the internet isn't very developed.

In their spare time, most people like to read social magazines, and Yi Lin Du Zhe is by far the most popular poison of them all.

One day, his elementary-school-aged son sits reading Yi Lin with great interest.

"Dad, the book says people overseas don't have to deal with social niceties. They follow the rules strictly, value ability, and don't have any corruption or bribery."

"Dad, the book says people in Japan wash toilets seven times, then drink water from the toilet they've just cleaned."

"Dad, the book says the sewers built by Germans are the best in the world. They can last a hundred years without repairs."

"Dad, the book says foreigners give fish anesthetic before killing them, so they won't suffer too much."

"Dad..."

I snatched the Yi Lin from my son. I couldn't understand a single word of it. Every neatly written page had the words "worshiping all things foreign" on it. I tossed and turned, unable to sleep. After studying it closely for half the night, I finally read between the lines: the whole book was filled with the words "self-reflection."

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