Showbiz: I Took Everything from You, and You’re Blaming Me?

My name is Li Yubai. At fifteen, I transmigrated and became an orphan. After waiting in vain for a year, the legendary System never showed up. But I discovered that I carried the entire Earth entertainment archive in my memories, and they were terrifyingly clear. Fine. No System, then. I’ll do it myself. Step one: Under the pen name “Li Xiaoyao,” I sent Jin Yong a long letter and persuaded him to build a wuxia and xianxia universe. Step two: I wrote harem novels as “Hua Jian Ke,” while casually “guiding” the careers of several future actresses. Step three: I tossed the scripts for Palace and Sword of the Immortal onto the table and waited for the “Four Beauties of Sword of the Immortal” to take the bait. By the time I was eighteen, I’d founded Starpath Dreamworks with my roommate, Bai Mengyan, and all my plans began to fall into place. I signed up still-unknown Yang Chaoyue, Zhang Tianai, Li Qin, and others. People laughed at me for signing a bunch of raw rookies. Then I established myself in the directing department with a single series, Medical Examiner Dr. Qin, and found myself surrounded by collaboration offers from Yang Mi and Liu Yifei, along with a whole office full of future top-tier stars I’d personally signed. I entered the directing department at Yanjing Film Academy alone. By graduation, half of the entertainment industry’s future top-tier stars called me “Boss” or “Bro” whenever they saw me. My buddies Zhang Yishan and Wu Lei said, “We all thought he was a genius director, until we saw the list of artists at his studio. That wasn’t a roster, it was a prophecy of the entertainment industry’s next ten years!” As for Li Yubai himself, he was looking around at the “little sisters” he’d signed, all clamoring for roles, and rubbing his temples. “Don’t rush, there’s enough for everyone! Chaoyue, you’re doing variety shows. Li Qin, take that serious drama. Chu Ran, this female assassin is made for you...”