Showbiz: My Little Sister Is So Talented, Her Brothers Win by Doing Nothing

[Showbiz + Female-Oriented + Transmigration into a Book + Siscon + Everyone’s Favorite + Wealthy Family]

“Showbiz: The Sister Is So Popular, Her Four Brothers Guard Her from Wolves Every Day”

“What Sister? She’s a Showbiz Powerhouse!”

Yu Zijin had a bizarre dream. In it, she was the four brothers’ frail, sickly little sister who had died young. As a spirit, she followed them around, watching one after another suffer terrible luck and meet tragic ends, just like supporting characters in a novel whose fortunes had been drained away.

Her eldest brother, once a domineering entertainment mogul, was betrayed by both his company’s reigning songstress and its silver-medal producer, ultimately going bankrupt.

Her second brother, a hit drama director despite his young age, saw one disaster after another on set and bitterly quit the industry.

Her third brother, who joined China Central Television right after graduating, offended his superiors and was sidelined, leaving him frustrated and unfulfilled.

Her fourth brother had been a trainee since childhood, but even after debuting with his group two years ago, they were still hopelessly unpopular.

When Yu Zijin opened her eyes, she had really transmigrated.

Not only that, she had also been bound to a showbiz System. As long as she earned fame, she could receive rewards of extra lifespan and improved constitution.

Looking at her four unlucky brothers, Yu Zijin was fired up.

She wrote hit after hit for her eldest brother’s company. As songs like “Chaser of the Light,” “Confession Balloon,” “Jiangnan,” and “Blue and White Porcelain” took off one after another, the songstress broke down in regret.

When her second brother was about to make a terrible movie, Yu Zijin simply tossed him a script. One film turned him into a director with 5 billion yuan in box-office earnings. Later, her second brother would say, “There’s no end to the filming. I can’t keep up!”

Her third brother was being suppressed by his superiors? Yu Zijin brought out “The Voice of China” and “China in the Classics,” costing those superiors their jobs.

Her fourth brother’s group was hopelessly unpopular? No problem. Besides writing songs, she knew a thing or two about choreography. They were going to be famous!

Later on...

Her four brothers were left in a constant state of disbelief.