Showbiz: With God-Tier Assets, I Love Playing the Victim

Su Ming transmigrates to a parallel world and discovers from the start that his father is worth a trillion.

Hold on. With a father like that, do I really need to go on this sob-story variety show?

Just then, Su Ming awakens an arts System.

Fine. In that case, I'll show the arts world just a little of what I can do.

Su Ming: "I've had such a hard life. I grew up in a mansion spanning thousands of square meters, with countless sports cars and a private school education, and an army of maids to wait on me..."

Viewers: "What is this? Did the production team invite the Su family's rich second-generation heir to be on the show?"

"You've got to be kidding. He's worth a trillion, and you invited him to a show about who has it worst?"

"Is this supposed to be a sob story? I've never seen anyone play the victim like this."

"Still, even if he's playing the victim, Su Ming seems pretty talented..."

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