Banned by the Entertainment Industry, I Stream in a Mask

A slow-burn story featuring transmigration, a System, urban livestreaming, humor, playing the pig to eat the tiger, an overwhelmingly satisfying rise to the top, and the primordial world.

A loser worn down by the grueling 996 work culture on Earth is transmigrated to Blue Star by a System sprite. He wakes up as a blacklisted entertainer known for the saying, “A man should be like Chen Dixi, always carrying a camera.” Faced with four adorable little kids and all the women he dated in his previous life, his only option is to upgrade his System sprite and grow stronger. So he takes to livestreaming in disguise and writes a breathtaking legend.

The prime minister of Sakura Country: “Are my people lining up to jump off buildings again?”

The Italian prime minister fumes: “The World Cup we hosted has become a global joke?”

The American president cries out in alarm: “Our entire fleet of B-2 stealth bombers has been wiped out?”

Countries around the world can only sigh: “His livestream brought the whole world to a standstill, and we still have to thank him...”

When he grows powerful enough to return to Earth, he sees ordinary people like his former self still struggling with sky-high housing prices, grueling 996 schedules, and cutthroat competition in every industry. So he decides to build a perfect nation...

When he finally stands at the pinnacle of the world and unmasks the System sprite, he uncovers the shocking secret connecting Blue Star and Earth. Only then does a new shadow of death begin to loom... [Complete manuscript, 1.2 million words]