Showbiz: Three Hundred a Ticket, and the Whole Internet Calls Me a Greedy Merchant

Lin Yu transmigrates to a parallel world, inherits a dilapidated cinema on the verge of closing, and takes on a debt of 30 million.

Faced with an entertainment industry plagued by corporate monopolies and terrible movies, Lin Yu awakens the God-Tier Cinema Chain System.

To pay off his debts, he puts up a sign: "Tickets cost 300. If you don't like the movie, we'll refund you and pay you another 1,000!"

The whole internet erupts in an uproar, hurling insults.

"Have you gone insane for money? 300 for one ticket?"

"This is a scam! I'll be waiting for the owner to go bankrupt!"

But when the first batch of moviegoers leave the cinema with red-rimmed eyes, public opinion shifts.

Sharp-tongued film critic Chen Mo: "300? It's worth 30,000! This is a miracle!"

A million-follower influencer: "Guys, my makeup is ruined from crying. This movie is dangerous!"

A film about loyal dog Hachiko brings the whole internet to tears; a film about Dying to Survive terrifies the capitalists.

Starting with one rundown cinema, Lin Yu uses real art to teach the entire entertainment industry a lesson!

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