Showbiz: Playing a Villain? No One's More Convincing Than Me!

Qin Zheng transmigrates into a parallel world and becomes the owner of a hotel, with a vast collection of antiques at his disposal. He just wants to live a quiet life, but an irreverent [On-Set Treasure-Hunting System] binds itself to him and tells him that playing a villain is a promising career. “Ding! Play Kang Sucha in Drug War 3 and receive the goat head from the Old Summer Palace!” “Ding! Land Fu Longsheng in The Shadow Chaser and unlock a priceless lost treasure!” “Ding! Play Gao Qiqiang in The Knockout and unlock the right to exchange for national treasures!” “Ding...” Qin Zheng: “What kind of joke is this? I’m a respectable antique collector. Why act when appraising treasures is so much better?” Qin Zheng: “Tsk, tsk, Director, can you make the script even darker?” Netizens: “Brother Qin, leave the other actors some room to breathe! You’re going to play every villain there is!” He snatches roles, rewrites scripts, and drives out the competition by bringing his own investment. But when the truth comes out, countless people are moved to tears. For years, Qin Zheng has borne the slurs of being a “villain specialist” while quietly bringing home, one by one, the national treasures that were lost overseas. Even winning the Best Actor award was just a bonus!