The Stunt Director Who Took Down Hollywood

#System #Hollywood #Multiple Heroines #Humor #Action #Urban #Unexpected Contrast #Hidden in Plain Sight Los Angeles, 2010. After stuntman Luo Zheng gets blown sky-high, he finds a System in his head: every day at midnight, one hundred million dollars lands in his account. What should he do with all that money? Make movies. He charges into Hollywood with a camera, films real action with real skills, and throws money around to produce twenty box-office hits. But the thing that gives him the biggest headache isn’t writing scripts or shooting fight scenes. It’s women. The LAPD’s hottest cop says it’s just “technical exchange,” then turns his home into a second police station. The refined, polished bank manager is somehow more outrageous than compound interest every time they meet. The CIA analyst even makes an Excel spreadsheet before she’ll sleep with him. And then there are five goddess-level “aunties.” Their daughters are all chasing him, while the women themselves… They make encrypted calls right in front of their daughters, their legs trembling beneath the table. The daughter is upstairs, and the door is already shut. The safest place in the world is the most dangerous. Luo Zheng: “My dad said Los Angeles was the best place to hide things. He didn’t tell me that keeping secrets could become addictive.”