Showbiz: How Do I Make the Company Go Bankrupt When There’s a Sneaky Traitor Around?

(No Female Lead + Subverting Expectations + Entertainment Industry + Billionaire + System-Based + Career-Focused)

Kui Qian transmigrates to a parallel world and inherits an entertainment company that's on the verge of bankruptcy from the start.

Just then, the System activates. If he can make the company go bankrupt, he'll gain billions in assets and achieve personal financial freedom.

Kui Qian smiles to himself. With his “born-to-be-a-wage-slave physique” and his “money-losing constitution,” making the company go bankrupt should be a piece of cake.

But the company's signed, down-on-their-luck celebrities start getting more and more valuable, as if there's a “saboteur” among them.

In the finale of Singer Is Me, washed-up singer “Zhang Xiaohan” becomes a legend with a single performance of A Diao, reclaiming her place as a pop diva.

On Tomorrow's Star, the unpopular contestant “Mao Zaiyi” sets the whole internet ablaze with the songs “Sorrow” and “Someone Like Me,” becoming a leading figure in a new generation of music creators.

Seeing this, Kui Qian thinks, I must be cursed when it comes to the music industry. So he turns to investing in film and television, only for every production to become a hit.

“Damn it, who told me the country's first time-loop TV series, Reset, would be a flop?”

“Who told me Jing Tian couldn't act? Then what the hell was Rattan?”

“And I bought a virtual engine to make movies with. Why are you guys making games with it?”

As the company grows bigger and bigger, Kui Qian realizes that the “saboteur” is actually me.