[Entertainment + System + Celebrities] From a hospital ward to the college entrance exam, entertainment queen Lin Wan, 35, wakes up in 1980 in the body of a frail high school student. She has just ten days left to live, and her System gives her one task: get into Beijing Film Academy, or die.
So the sickly girl turns her college entrance exams around with one hand and writes a sensational novel with the other, earning royalties that leave the whole school stunned. At university, she writes screenplays, makes films, and launches a magazine. Along the way, she signs a slum kid who sings in a bar and a wealthy heiress who failed to place in a competition.
Those around her scoff, “Students are just playing around.” But she knows they’ll become the future God of Song and Queen of Pop.
When Hong Kong’s financial tycoons join forces to blacklist her, and industry bigwigs mock her as a “young girl with delusions of grandeur,” Lin Wan only smiles. She makes box-office champions, creates sales miracles, sets industry standards, and takes Chinese pop culture to the world.
Years later, a reporter asks the legendary entertainment godmother for the secret of her success. Lin Wan looks at the superstar and internationally acclaimed director beside her and smiles calmly. “I don’t chase stars. I make them. You only live once, and I want to build a golden age with my own hands, one that makes the whole world take notice.”
From college entrance exam student to entertainment godmother, this time, she will restore Chinese pop culture to its former glory.
