Giant Star 101 is a wildly popular entertainment-industry idol-training gacha game. Its character cards are modeled on top celebrities with astonishing realism, and players can draw and train them.
Su Mu was a star agent forced into early retirement by a back injury. He had made countless top-tier stars and pop idols, most of whom served as the models for the game's cards.
Then Su Mu died suddenly and transmigrated into Giant Star 101 as an R-rank trainee card: a minor internet celebrity with no potential for development and no social skills. Every player who drew him gave up on training him. He was one of the least popular cards in the game.
And what kind of characters were the game's most popular cards, the top-tier SSRs?
A godlike singer-songwriter whose original song would take the world by storm, an unruly musician with S-rank potential and hundreds of millions of fans worldwide in the future.
A taciturn acting genius with no formal training and an instinctive talent for the craft. Spotted at a glance by a renowned director, he played a mentally ill man with a tragic past, swept up that year's awards, and became a legendary actor with a Grand Slam right after his debut.
A spoiled seventeen-year-old rich kid who entered the entertainment industry with a terrible reputation and an even worse personality. Later, he would become the leader of one of the country's top boy bands, making countless girls scream with a single snap of his fingers.
These SSR characters, who had yet to become famous, and Su Mu's R-rank card would all compete in Giant Star 101, an audition show where only one person would make their debut.
Su Mu had never played this game, but he knew the SSR cards' attributes inside and out, because these were the very people who had caused his back injury!
The godlike singer-songwriter used to busk in the subway, didn't even have a high school diploma, and was always getting people's names wrong.
The award-sweeping actor had severe autism and could barely communicate with anyone.
Before entering the entertainment industry, the rich kid spent so much time at the traffic police station for drunk driving that it was practically his second home.
After entering the game, Su Mu resolved to steer clear of these unknown, troubled SSR troublemakers and quietly be a nobody who got eliminated.
Then a [Center Debut System] suddenly appeared out of nowhere and told him, "Go compete in the audition show. You're going to die, so you have to debut in the center position and become the most popular contestant to survive!"
Su Mu: ?!?!?!?!
I'm an agent. You want me to debut?!
As an agent with absolutely no skills as an entertainer, Su Mu had nothing that could help him debut. Everyone thought he'd be eliminated in no time. Su Mu just smiled faintly and started auditioning people on the show:
"Young man, I can see you're blessed with a remarkable physique. You're destined to become a huge star. Why not hire me as your agent to manage your career? Oh, payment? I don't need anything. Once you're famous, just get your fans to vote for me too. Thank you, thank you. You'll be the one who saves my life from now on!"
The contestant Su Mu had grabbed: ...
A one-on-one romantic comedy with a chaotic love triangle and satisfying payoffs. The love interest is an SSSR card and the investor-producer of Giant Star 101. www
A stubborn agent who insists, "Help me up, I can still make one more star," paired with a reserved investor who can drink a mole of vinegar every day without showing a thing. Very sweet!
Synopsis revised on July 9
Message: The protagonist achieves success through his own hard work