Film and TV: Experiencing Life, I Play Every Iconic Scene!

Zhou Yu binds to the Life Experience System and enters one fictional world after another, living a new life in someone else's shoes. There are no missions or restrictions. He can play things however he likes.

His first world is Nothing But Thirty. He becomes Xu Huanshan, the husband whom the screenwriter has set up to cheat, blow up his factory, and land in prison.

The System offers a single, cold remark: "She can hold her own in the boardroom and run a home, yet what does she end up with? An ex-husband in prison and a child without a father. It all happened because she was too capable. As a man, are you really not going to do anything?"

On his first day in the role, Zhou Yu advises Gu Jia not to buy an apartment at Junyuefu, then promptly puts the fireworks company up for sale. He buys up property before prices soar, then liquidates before the stock market crashes and switches to Moutai. Li Ke hasn't started currying favor with him yet, Lin Youyou is still in college, and he tosses the blue fireworks proposal straight into the shredder.

The screenwriter is writing the script, but Zhou Yu is rewriting the ending. He plays through one world after another, with a simple approach: everyone has a life worth living, so why should it go the way you wrote it?

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