The Hollywood Charlatan

Li Bodi arrives in early-1990s America and discovers that people here are fanatically devoted to the "idols" on their screens. The most handsome "idol" is the perfect spokesman for a fervent religion, and people flock to worship him, completely besotted. Li Bodi is overjoyed: If you're doing this, then I won't have to work so hard. Several years later, the Hollywood stars have undergone a dramatic transformation. Alexander Reeves: The one and only Son chosen by the Leader. If you disagree, bring it on. Jamie Caviezel: In the name of the Son, I forgive you. Thomas Cruise: Don't make a fuss. I'm obviously the one and only Son. Evelyn Blanchett (sneering): You men are all pathetic! Ed Norton: ??? Do you think the Leader's attendant is dead or something!!! The female lead dates men and women alike. The author is letting loose, so enter at your own risk. This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is coincidental. [The author doesn't list potential triggers. If anything bothers you, don't read.] [Please follow the author's page while you're at it, and leave a little flower of love.] ☆☆☆ [My Completed Novels] ☆☆☆ I Made It Big in the Upper East Side Elite: A full-time daughter, lying flat and spending money. The Thirteen-Year-Old Math Prodigy: The dazzling life of a young math genius. The Nanny Worth Ninety Million Dollars: From nanny to First Lady, I make my own choices. The Female Secretary of the Eighties: From director of the Women's Federation to Party Secretary, a supporting character works hard to become the heroine. The Hundred-Meter Track: I run onto the national team, run at the Olympics, and run my own life. Farming in Primitive Society: Farming, fighting, and building in prehistoric times. Miss Borgia: Unifying Italy, conquering France, and becoming the glorious queen of Europe. The Southern Rose [Gone with the Wind]: A money-loving heroine never gives up. The Versailles Wild Rose: A court melodrama about the young Abigail and King Louis XIV. The Girls of the Rimbaud Family: Transmigrating as the younger sister of the teenage prodigy poet Arthur Rimbaud, Vitalie refuses to spend her life trapped in a small town. She eventually earns a reputation as a prodigy herself, becoming one of the brightest stars in the literary world. Miss Austen: Transmigrating as Jane Austen's younger sister, Alice Austen declares: I'm going to become a literary giant too! [Showbiz] Dance My Youth Away: A long-legged beauty and a curly-haired Holland (CP: Holland). [Showbiz] Wild Child: I get a sweet, obedient little Leo, my childhood sweetheart (CP: Leo). [Showbiz] Crazy Ex-Boyfriend: A Beverly Hills princess meets a proud little phoenix (CP: River Phoenix). [Showbiz] Goddess and the Cute Dads: I turn all the male idols into dads (CP: Keanu). [Showbiz] Genius New Star: ← This one is completely free. You can read the whole thing without spending a cent! → (CP: Tom Cruise) * ※ The author can't address every potential trigger for every reader. The free chapters and author's notes should be enough for readers to tell whether this novel contains anything that sets off their personal "trigger list." ※ Feel free to stay or go. No abuse, please. Read with courtesy, and let's keep things civil. Theme: Break the old rules and build a new world