Across the Worlds of Film and TV: A Pay-to-Win Panel Lets Me Rewrite the Script

Zhou Qiang is tossed by a pay-to-win panel into My! PE Teacher, where he becomes Mark, the divorced male lead. The panel's rules are simple: spend money to get stronger. Strength, speed, and spirit cost one million per point; skills can be raised from beginner to mastery for ten million each.

No money? Put it on credit for now. Divorced from the start? No problem. He makes a fortune by investing in stocks, then maxes out Long Fist, Baguazhang, and Taijiquan, taking them all to mastery. One punch is all it takes to beat a taekwondo instructor. He invests in Wang Xiaomi's beauty salon, launches six branches at once, and casually learns nine foreign languages, acupuncture, and how to fly a helicopter, pushing all three stats to 30.

But that's just the beginning. The panel can also let him transmigrate. In Dying to Survive, he spends big to buy out a pharmaceutical factory's patent, then sells Gleevec at cabbage prices. In Drawing Sword, he sends Li Yunlong a hundred Italian cannons. In The Battle at Lake Changjin, he uses master-level marksmanship to snipe an American commander. In The Disguiser, before Ming Lou can even make a move, he blows up the headquarters of the Special Operations Division.

Pay-to-win players don't play fair. Other transmigrators rack their brains to change the plot; he just throws money at it until tragedy becomes comedy. Across the worlds of film and TV, he's the one rewriting the script! As long as his balance is high enough, he can even buy out the ending.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.