Huayi Blacklisted the Celestial, So I Made Her a Star

On the eve of Huayi's 2009 listing, the celestial beauty Liu Yifei was buried under a flood of scandalous rumors across the internet, and the industry's investors joined forces to blacklist her…

Su Jingru returned reborn with just 200 yuan in his pocket, yet for the fifth time he barged into Liu Yifei's studio:

"I mortgaged everything I own and wagered my life to ask you to come back."

Liu Yifei believed him and promptly lent him four million yuan.

Everyone laughed at him for being crazy.

Then, at the film's launch event, when a smear campaign swarmed them, he came out with an absurd rebuttal:

"Liu Yifei isn't from Earth. She's a spirit taking human form, so you could say she's transgender."

The online trolls thought they'd hit the jackpot, but netizens felt their intelligence had been insulted and turned around to send the investors trending with their scorn.

The film became a hit before it even started shooting, and advertisers chased after him with six million yuan.

He then turned around and snapped up the rights to The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, major Liu's sci-fi works, and future hit online novels at low prices.

He also brought out five hit songs, including "Little Luck" and "Chaser of Light," for Liu Yifei to sing, and they topped online polls.

By the time the investors caught on, the blacklisted celestial beauty had already fought her way back to the top…