This Is the Correct Posture to Be a Villain in the Entertainment Industry

The system slaps the entertainment industry in the face and counterattacks. The protagonist Su Che was a professional villain actor in his previous life. He wore the 18th line and was blacklisted by the entire Internet. He was bound to the black and red system - the more he was scolded, the more popularity points he could exchange for rewards. Through reverse operations, he served as a mentor and dissed top students in a variety show, used high-end shoes to shine on the red carpet, reversed Amway endorsements during live broadcasts, used villain thinking to complete system tasks, and finally made a counterattack from being a black man on the Internet to becoming a national actor and a wealthy father. At the talent show, which was broadcast live on the entire network, Su Che tore the resumes of the top students into snowflakes: How dare you lip-sync despite being useless at singing and dancing? Go home and inherit the pig farm! Hot searches instantly exploded. No one knew that he, who had just crossed the 18th line, was bound to the black and red system - the harder he was scolded, the crazier the rewards! Looking at the soaring popularity in the system, Su Che chuckled: Keep scolding, haven't you eaten? ! Top celebrities throw glasses on the red carpet as a sign: With him or without me! The next day, Su Che polished his shoes with millions of high-end clothes. On the night when the fans collectively broke through the defense, he won the best actor trophy: thanks to the black-painted data trophy. When the whole network was in a state of excitement, the system suddenly upgraded: Advanced task: Acquire a rival company. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.