Chen Du thought he could make money once he got to America.
But a shady employment agency sent him to work in a restaurant kitchen. He spent five weeks washing dishes, barely took home any wages, and still had to pay every cent of his rent for a bed.
The day he lost his job, he walked into a restaurant hoping for a cheap dinner, only to meet Max and Caroline.
Only then did he realize that he hadn't just come to America. He'd arrived in a world where characters from TV shows were real.
A sharp-tongued waitress, a down-on-her-luck heiress trying to get used to being broke, and familiar faces who keep appearing in his life... Finding jobs, sharing an apartment, parties, dates: Chen Du only wanted to make a decent life for himself, but little by little, he became part of their story.
The catch is, the power he awakens is a martial arts System.
Learning kung fu in a place where you can buy a gun just by walking into a store, he initially thinks this golden finger is a bit ill-suited to the times.
Until one day, his missing coworker gets on the night shuttle, and there's not a single person on board who recognizes him.
The next afternoon, Chen Du still has to show up for work on time.
Max has already covered one shift for him. She won't accept "I saw a ghost last night" as an excuse.
Where is the martial arts system? Why didn't I see it? The author's writing is too bad. Stop writing. Readers will not be able to stand it after reading the first few chapters. This book will definitely be a hit.