Transmigrated to America: Living It Up in Hollywood

[In 1998, the protagonist tears through Hollywood with the most outrageous business model on the internet. From Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron to Latin pop queen Shakira, he wins the hearts of Hollywood's most beautiful women. Watch him live it up in Hollywood.] The protagonist transmigrates into the heir to a video rental store driven to bankruptcy by Blockbuster. His father was crushed to death by corporate greed, all the executives jumped ship, and the bank is at the door demanding repayment. Faced with a store full of unsold videotapes, he launches an unlimited, completely free rental plan, which the entire internet mocks mercilessly. Then, three months later, the Nasdaq surges. The protagonist uses the millions he made in the stock market to build a social platform for movie fans, and Blockbuster's CEO rages on television: “This is industry suicide!” Just when everyone thinks the protagonist only wants to become the next Netflix, he turns around and acquires a bankrupt production company, bets on newcomer Nolan at the Edinburgh Film Festival, and creates a legend of ten-thousand-fold returns with the mockumentary The Blair Witch Project. The Wall Street Journal runs a front-page photo of him holding the rights to Harry Potter: “This madman has bought the future of all Hollywood!” From revolutionizing streaming to monopolizing IP, from being blacklisted by the six major studios to making them beg on their knees to work with him. When the Oscars announce the protagonist's name, the people who once mocked him as “the video store kid” now tremble as they call him by that name: Hollywood's new godfather of capital.