A Director Who Lost a Trillion, Starting with Mr. Vampire

[Turning losses into gains + Classic movies + Workplace reform + Capitalist power plays + Billion-dollar director + Taking Hollywood by storm]

Pei Guangqian transmigrates into a parallel world as a top-tier star whose career has hit rock bottom and is in the midst of a transition. From the start, he’s hit with a bet-the-company contract.

With his personal freedom under threat, he awakens the Wealth Conversion System. As long as he loses money, he gets a hundredfold return.

Pei Guangqian isn’t confident he can make money by shooting films, but losing money on films couldn’t be easier.

Mr. Vampire, Drunken Master, God of Gamblers, Wolf Warrior, Operation Red Sea, Ne Zha 2...

The Wong Fei-hung series, the Fong Sai-yuk series, the Ip Man series, the Jurassic series, the Fast & Furious series...

Years later, Pei Guangqian finally achieves the title of a director worth hundreds of billions.

A reporter asks, “Mr. Pei, what drove you to achieve what you have today?”

Pei Guangqian replies, “You may not believe this, but all I wanted when I started making movies was to lose money!”

And somehow, after all that scheming and losing money, he becomes the richest man in the world, a director worth hundreds of billions, and a media mogul.