My First Move After Passing the Civil Service Exam: Take Down Showbiz's Pretty Boys

Jiang Mu transmigrated to a parallel world and discovered that its entertainment industry was monopolized by capital, with terrible movies everywhere and top-tier stars faking everything.

Just after passing the exam to join the Civilian Entertainment Oversight Bureau, he awakened the Abstract Rectification System and accepted a secret undercover assignment from the authorities.

With no connections or background, he lucked into a spot as a replacement contestant on an S-rank livestream variety show packed with top-tier stars.

Before the show began, the whole internet thought this unknown newcomer was there to be a pretty face, trail behind the stars, and get roasted.

But once the show went live, Jiang Mu's style veered completely off course.

When faced with a pretty-boy star cultivating a devoted-lover image, Jiang Mu whipped out a suona and played a funeral dirge so iconic it shattered the guy's idol image on the spot.

When faced with a famously terrible movie made by a renowned director, Jiang Mu pulled out his assessment notebook and judged it frame by frame, roasting the director until he questioned his own existence.

He turned the variety show into a battle royale, captured muscular tough guys in a game of ripping off name tags, and stunned the Chinese pop music scene with a casual song.

The entertainment industry's capitalists were furious. Together, they threatened to blacklist this lunatic who didn't know his place.

Then one day, the authorities issued their highest-level rectification notice.

Dressed in a crisp bureau uniform and holding a blacklist order, Jiang Mu kicked open the door to the capitalists' conference room.

Jiang Mu sneered and announced that he was taking charge of the entertainment industry.

The entire internet was left with chills crawling over their scalps. You said he was just some unknown nobody, but it turns out he's an officially employed living King of Hell?