They Asked You to Commentate, but Viewers Reported You as a Mob Boss

After transmigrating, Zhong Fan becomes the host of a livestream program that analyzes films and TV shows.

In his previous life, he had immense influence and connections across both the lawful and criminal worlds, a true local magnate.

In this life, he had hoped to live in peace, but his commentary turns out to be on a whole different level!

In Young and Dangerous, he analyzes the underworld's black-money networks of the era and the real-life inspiration for Chiang Tin-sang, a patriot...

In The Mob, he explores the history of the Hongmen and the connection between drinking games and the hand signs of the greenwood gangs...

In Protégé, he examines the different types of drugs, why they are addictive, and how members of criminal organizations view them...

In Lust, Caution, he reveals the undercurrents within the Kuomintang during the war against Japan, as well as Wang Jiazhi's bedroom scenes...

His commentary causes an uproar, and underworld bosses, politicians, and business leaders all turn their attention to him.

Even online viewers who have no idea what's going on can tell his identity is no ordinary one!

Viewers: "Is this film commentary or an underworld boss? The authorities should investigate! Investigate!"

Production team: "We hired you to be a commentator, not a big shot!"

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