Showbiz: It's Best to Get Famous Young, a Literary Prodigy at Eight

As someone who had transmigrated, Luo Lin hadn't wanted to reveal his talents so soon, or show off his extraordinary gift for "creating" things.

But... looking at the little blonde girl beside him, whose name was Emma Watson, then at the bookstore window, crammed with literary works, not one of which he recognized, Luo Lin knew that if he didn't write that damn Harry Potter soon, Emma Watson would miss out on playing Hermione Granger.

"If I don't write these books now, they'll grow up."

Years later, when a reporter asked eighteen-year-old Luo Lin how he had created works such as Harry Potter, Twilight, and Chinese Paladin, this was his answer.

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