Five Ha: I Go Incognito as a Master, and Song Yuqi Chases After Me

A programmer dies suddenly and transmigrates. When he wakes up, he discovers he's become a good-for-nothing rich kid in a parallel world.

After three years as a copycat writer, his pen name, “Deep Sea Nightlight,” has earned him 30 million followers. He's financially free and has nothing to worry about.

Then a System alert sounds: the Host's post-death complications have kicked in, and his organs are failing.

The condition for extending his life: public exposure. Every time he trends, he gets another month to live.

Lin Bei is forced to sign up for a variety show and just wants to keep a low profile and stay alive, but things go wrong in the very first episode.

The guest star, Song Yuqi, says as soon as she walks in: “I heard there's a mysterious non-celebrity guest on this episode. I came specifically to find him.”

Lin Bei: “...Why are you looking for me?”

Song Yuqi smiles brightly: “Because I'm Deep Sea Nightlight's number-one fan! I want to find him and tell him face-to-face: your books changed my life.”

Lin Bei keeps a straight face. “What a coincidence. I've read his books too. They're just okay.”

Song Yuqi: “??”

The entire internet: “??? You called the number-one bestseller in the country ‘just okay’??”

Later on...

Lin Bei writes the year's hit song in three minutes on the variety show, stunning the entire internet.

Lin Bei turns the tables on five opponents at once during a game, and the comment feed erupts in applause.

When a senior star questions Lin Bei, one phone call brings half the entertainment industry out to support him.

Song Yuqi: Those eyes say it all. He's the one I want to pursue.

Lin Bei: Stop chasing me. I can't run anymore (literally).