After I Became Famous by Spending Money, the Best Actor Lost It

[Two Male Leads + Feel-Good Story + Tycoon + Both Untainted + Sweet Romance]

[Refined Rich Second-Generation Bottom vs. Arrogant, Affectionate Award-Winning Actor Top]

Su Muyun, a rich second-generation heir from one of the capital’s most powerful families, floored the accelerator while street racing and plunged off a cliff. When he woke up, he had become a sasaeng fan in the entertainment industry who had spent everything he had chasing a star.

The original owner sold everything he had for an award-winning actor, only to get a “Get lost” in return. After transmigrating, Su Muyun promptly invested the first sum of money from the System in the actor’s rival.

Later, every production he invested in became a hit. The cafe he bought became a popular photo spot, the restaurant he purchased became a film crew’s regular canteen, he bought out an entire floor of jewelry stores, purchased a whole building in a month, and bought a video platform in three.

Everyone thought he was an investment genius with powerful connections. Only he knew the truth: he was just a tool for spending money.

Cen Shuyan, the second young master of the Cen family in the capital and a three-time award-winning actor, had been in the entertainment industry for eight years. Everyone showed him respect. He had thought that the crazy sasaeng fan was just another nuisance to deal with.

Until that person changed. He stopped looking at him and chasing him, invested in his rival, bought his variety show, and became his biggest business partner.

He began to feel that something was off.

He started finding excuses to get close to him.

He began secretly setting aside all his aloofness and reserve in places where no one could see.

Until one day, Cen Shuyan’s older brother called. “I hear you’ve found yourself a kept man?”

Cen Shuyan glanced at Su Muyun, who was counting money beside him, and smiled. “I have.”

Su Muyun: “??? Who’s your kept man? I’m your creditor!”

·The System told me to spend money, and I became the entertainment industry’s number-one golden finger.