I Have a Hundred Distinguished Guests

Mu Jin was the most famous agent in the entertainment industry. Even if an artist had no talent at all, as long as they listened to her, she could put them on a pedestal. Unfortunately, she died young. After an unexpected rebirth, she found herself in the body of her namesake, the entertainment industry’s most notorious social butterfly. Her wealthy fiancé dumped her, and right after that she was saddled with a debt of one hundred million. She also had several clueless young stars who had only just signed with her studio. Netizens: I’ll bet a carrot that Mu Jin is absolutely doomed this time. But things turned out completely differently from what everyone had imagined. Interesting souls are one in ten thousand. In the same shell, different people can bring about completely different results. The scumbag fiancé she was supposed to have turned into a loyal puppy in a second, yearning for a rekindled romance. The traffic-idol heartthrob who had parted ways with the original owner over resources suddenly started waiting downstairs every day, acting cute and making a scene, calling himself the sweetest, most attentive puppy, both sweet and salty. Even her first love, who had once thought the original owner was mentally ill, began mysteriously running into her all the time, hoping to revive their innocent young romance from school. Mu Jin, who had seen it all: Sorry, I never go back to an old flame. A year later, at the major award ceremonies: Newly crowned Best Actor: The person I’m most grateful to is my agent, Mu Jin. National traffic heartthrob: Sister Mu gave me hope of returning to the stage. Most Influential Artist of the Year: Mu Mu is my benefactor for life. Mu Jin: I have a hundred more just like these, and they’re all this good! One-on-one romance, from the heroine’s perspective. A wish-fulfillment story. A heroine who is decisive and ruthless when it matters, but has to play the clown in everyday life, versus a male lead who doesn’t even want the hundred million and would rather give himself to her as payment for the debt.