I Reached the Pinnacle of Life Thanks to Male Influencers

(Another story about putting a male supporting character through the wringer, after Male Escort... But this time I've added a lot of career-focused plot and am selling out the male supporting characters.)

I'm an utterly ordinary city office worker. From birth until I entered the workforce, I was the most honest of honest people, absolutely never doing anything that violated the law or morality.

But after working overtime every day for a month, only to end up with a salary of 4,000, and having my overtime pay completely written off because my boss casually said, "You didn't clock in," I awakened!!! ...For one second.

After ambushing my boss, I fled in a panic, quit my job, and moved house, all in one go. I picked the only apartment that looked halfway decent and became roommates with someone who kept the opposite hours from me.

On the very day I finished moving, I gained a superpower.

The moment I made a choice, the future (speedrun edition) unfolded before me, turning me from a third-rate extra into a leading man.

From that day on, my world was surrounded by male internet celebrities.

My roommate was a male internet celebrity, my neighbor was a male internet celebrity, and even my landlord was, damn it, a male internet celebrity.

Watching them casually livestream and make videos, raking in money hand over fist, while I could only gnaw on bread, lonely, miserable, and cold...

So I learned my lesson through bitter experience, filled with grief and indignation, and helped myself to everything I could... Within a month, I successfully founded an agency; within three months, I had built a company; within half a year, I had established a domestic MCN agency. Then I spent a year proving that honest people are the ones who get taken advantage of.

World! I'm done being an honest person!

[Content warnings]

1. The main text is in third person.

2. The female lead comes first. She isn't a good person in the conventional sense, but she isn't a bad person in the conventional sense either.

3. There are many male supporting characters, and they will suffer.

Theme: Transforming through hardship