I Draw Skills from Making Movies, Starting with the Flower Thief Talent

Zhou Yuan transmigrates into a parallel world and becomes a warrior monk at Shaolin Temple.

His senior brother is Baoqiang. While visiting him on a film set, Zhou Yuan is unexpectedly roped into playing a minor role.

To his surprise, this awakens his golden finger: the Kung Fu Superstar 1.0 System.

It lets him draw one ability from a character's talents.

From then on, he can scale walls and leap over rooftops, and steal hearts... Ahem, strike that.

In the TV remake of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, Zhou Yuan plays the womanizer Tian Boguang. His elusive movements and dazzling quick-draw blade leave everyone amazed.

Reporter: "Mr. Zhou, someone photographed you checking into different hotels with each of the Four Little Young Actresses. What do you have to say?"

Zhou Yuan: "My fellow... friend, please don't say things like that. This humble monk has already left the clergy."

Audience: "We thought it was special effects, but Master, you really can unleash the mighty Heavenly Dragon?"

Playing Ximen Qing, he draws on Old Wang Next Door's talent.

Shishi: "You rascal, have you had your eye on me all along?"

Sister Meng: "My singing is so awful because he ruined my voice by poking at my throat!"

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