From the Start, I Play Ying Zheng: At Eight, I'm Already a Specialist in Playing Emperors

Xu Mo was an eight-year-old orphan with a terminal illness. As he lay on the brink of death, he bonded with the “Eternal Emperor System.” The System told him that he was the reincarnation of a great and visionary emperor. To extend his life, he had to gather the people's “reverence” and turn it into “dragon aura.” By chance, he discovered the fastest way to obtain “dragon aura”: play an emperor and accept bows from his fellow cast members and gasps of admiration from the audience. And so, a tiny little boy just 1.2 meters tall, with an adorably cute face, entered the entertainment industry. He could be a young emperor who commanded armies and shaped the realm with a single word, making even veteran actors playing opposite him go weak in the knees with just a glance. He could also be a ruthless, calculating ruler, exposing the schemes and tricks on set in just a few words. He was the entertainment industry's youngest “emperor specialist,” “Eight-Year-Old Chu,” whom every director both adored and feared. Veteran actors: Acting opposite this kid makes my knees feel like they have springs in them. I just keep wanting to kneel! Fans: Awww, our baby is so adorable! Wait, did he just look at me like he wants to wipe out my entire clan?