Showbiz: All My Clients Are Female Stars

Liu Zhengjing was a good, traditional boy raised by his grandfather. He became an orphan at 16 and was swindled into owing 500 million yuan at 20. After falling from a scaffold, something clicked: he got smarter, his luck went through the roof, and women couldn't resist him.

He started selling houses. Only to female celebrities.

Because they were gullible and rich, because they wouldn't dare make a fuss afterward, and because all he had to do was say a few things about Zhang Ailing and San Mao for them to think he understood them better than anyone in the world.

He wasn't cheating them out of their money. The houses were real, the paperwork was legitimate, and the value of the properties could still rise after they bought them. He just... made the buying experience a little more enjoyable.

By day, he was a wisecracking stand-up comedian, always ready with a killer line, turning expectations upside down and charming female celebrities until they were eating out of his hand.

By night, he was a lonely soul writing in his diary, asking his grandfather again and again: Am I still being true to my conscience, living like this?

He slept with more and more women, but remembered fewer and fewer faces. He made more and more money, but the road home grew longer and longer.

He was waiting for the day every apartment was sold.

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