【Ghostwriter】【Campus-belle cousin】【Livestream】【Entertainment industry】
Shen Fei transmigrates to a parallel world with a barren entertainment scene, and from the start moves in with his campus-belle cousin, a game streamer.
On the day he arrives, the Reputation Lottery System activates.
A failed author in his previous life, he discovers that online fiction, music, and film are all far behind this world. He decides to start out as a ghostwriter and build up some reputation points for the lottery.
Then his novel, Shrouding the Heavens, appears out of nowhere and sweeps the entire internet.
One day, his cousin is livestreaming.
At her fans’ urging, she heads to Shen Fei’s room to livestream a surprise inspection.
“I want to see what you’re doing in there all day, never coming out.”
Inside, the computer screen is lit up. The author dashboard clearly shows: Shrouding the Heavens, author Chen Xi.
The campus-belle cousin, a fan of Shrouding the Heavens, is stunned, and the livestream chat explodes.
Campus-belle cousin: “You wrote Shrouding the Heavens, cousin?”
Chat: “No way, the legendary Chen Xi is the streamer’s cousin!”
From that day on, the entertainment landscape of this world begins to be reshaped by one person.
The supreme god of online fiction is him. The mysterious genius of pop music is him. The creator of classic screenplays is him, too.
Shen Fei: “I only wanted to earn some reputation points for a lottery. How did I accidentally end up taking over the entire entertainment industry?”
Thinking of Akaashi, the front part is barely readable, but the back part shows that it's an AI text, and it's very poisonous.
It's okay, but there's too much nonsense. A poem that makes people all over the world comment on it, and other people's comments repeatedly mention it. The plot is too long.
It's pretty cool, maybe it's the character of the protagonist and my appetite.
I urgently reviewed it, 4 stars is about the same, the previous one was higher. It feels a little strange when I rewatch it. I can't describe it, but I can watch it.
It's okay, come on
Just ask the author, when did the protagonist win over his cousin? The cousin who is thousands of miles away has been released in five and ten servers.
Thinking of Akaashi, the front part is barely readable, but the back part shows that it's an AI text, and it's very poisonous.
It's okay, but there's too much nonsense. A poem that makes people all over the world comment on it, and other people's comments repeatedly mention it. The plot is too long.
It's pretty cool, maybe it's the character of the protagonist and my appetite. I urgently reviewed it, 4 stars is about the same, the previous one was higher. It feels a little strange when I rewatch it. I can't describe it, but I can watch it.
It's okay, come on
Just ask the author, when did the protagonist win over his cousin? The cousin who is thousands of miles away has been released in five and ten servers.