Conquering the Entertainment Industry, Starting with a Virtual Cinema

Jiang Xiaoyu transmigrates to a parallel world and finds himself in a terrible situation from the start.

His mother has disappeared, his father is bedridden, and his younger brother needs looking after. Worst of all, he’s inherited a heavily indebted movie theater.

Yet even in these desperate circumstances, he manages to rise against the odds.

He spends two hundred thousand yuan making “The Shadow Records,” which completely trounces a blockbuster released at the same time, despite its two-hundred-million-yuan budget.

But directors and actors across the industry can’t sit still. One after another, they accuse him of playing dirty and breaking the rules. They join forces to blacklist him and pressure theaters into pulling “The Shadow Records” everywhere.

With a System at his side, Jiang Xiaoyu refuses to put up with them. He turns to short dramas instead, wrapping filming in two days.

He earns his first big payday with “The Dragon King Returns,” and then the System unlocks a virtual cinema.

From then on, people who enter his theater aren’t buying tickets. They’re buying the chance to spend two hours inside a movie world.

Audiences can enter “Resident Evil” and wield guns alongside the protagonists to shoot zombies.

Those who want more can choose to become a zombie for a round and experience what it’s like to chase people down and bite them.

Entering “Jurassic Park” lets audiences see real dinosaurs up close and experience the majesty of prehistoric beasts.

This novel experience earns Galaxy Cinema rave reviews and makes it an internet sensation.