The 749 Bureau’s Young Master Joins Showbiz for the Money

Also known as Bringing Demons and Monsters to Conquer the Entertainment Industry and Don’t Mess With Him! His Connections Reach from Heaven to the Underworld

Ye Qiye transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes the sole personal disciple of one of the Nine Elders of Bureau 749, earning him the nickname “the Crown Prince of Bureau 749” in entertainment circles.

Ye Qiye saves a white snake, which takes human form and is named Bai Suzhen;

he saves a nine-tailed fox, which takes human form and is named Su Daji;

he saves a female ghost whose soul is on the verge of vanishing, and names her Nie Xiaoqian.

He leads a carefree, happy life.

Then one day, his Ninth Master sneaks some of the Monkey Clan’s monkey wine, gets drunk, and causes a scene. He injures thousands of monkeys, smashes the golden statue of the Tathagata Buddha in his temple, and destroys the thousand-year-old buildings of the Dragon-Tiger Mountain sect.

This brings the Monkey Clan’s ancestor, Sun Wukong, the Buddhist heavyweight Guanyin, and the Daoist heavyweight Zhang Daoling down to the mortal world together to demand an explanation.

Bureau 749 agrees to pay 30 billion in compensation.

Ye Qiye has to pay the bill.

Ye Qiye awakens the Immortal-Demon Entertainment Merit System and enters the entertainment industry.

He gives the script The Life of Shakyamuni Buddha to Guanyin Bodhisattva;

he gives the script The Legend of Celestial Master Zhang to Celestial Master Zhang Daoling;

he gives the script Journey to the West to the Great Sage Equal to Heaven Sun Wukong.

The three big shots commission Ye Qiye to make a TV series, with gods and Buddhas from across the heavens joining the cast.

Buddhism spreads east, and Buddhism and Daoism compete for merit.

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Ye Qiye founds Immortal-Demon Pictures.

He helps a new generation of kings and queens of song, best actors and actresses, and award-winning film stars rise to fame.

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