You Asked Me to Play the Jade Emperor, and Now He's on Your Hell Money?

Li Wuxian, a novel author, accidentally transmigrates to a parallel world and awakens the Entertainment Industry Ambassador for Spreading Chinese Culture System.

As long as a role he plays gains a certain level of popularity, he can receive generous rewards from the System.

As it happens, the Kingdom of Goryeo is applying to claim the culture of Journey to the West as its own heritage.

Li Wuxian plays the Jade Emperor from the start.

He is the majestic leader of Taoism, the Jade Emperor, whose very presence commands awe and who wields the Divine Light of Haotian.

What? He gets scared and crawls under a table?

No way.

This time, the Monkey King can't even break through the Southern Heavenly Gate.

He is even printed on hell banknotes for use in ancestral worship.

Believers in Taoist culture from all over the world come to pay their respects.

Terrified, Goryeo withdraws its application overnight.

He is Huo Qubing, the highest honor a military commander can attain, a triumphant hero who earned the title Champion Marquis after a campaign to the Langju Xu Mountains.

He is Li Bai, whose beauty outshines the clouds and flowers, and who spends a fortune only for it to return to him.

He is Guan Yu, whose city may fall and whose jade may shatter, but whose purity can never be changed.

He is Li Shimin, ruler of Asia, the voice of the Eastern Hemisphere, and the strongest carbon-based life-form of the seventh century.

Every unforgettable role lets the whole world see the dazzling richness of Chinese culture.

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