To Inherit a Billion-Dollar Fortune, I Keep Making a Fool of Myself

[Also known as How to Ruin Your Own Career in N Different Ways, The Anti-Fan Leader Is the One Being Hated, and I Just Want to Go Home and Be the Second Young Master]

Important: The recipient and the young master who was transmigrated into are the same person. No one's life was stolen.

The talent show Yangfan 101 gets Yu Chao, a transparent nobody who can't do anything right but is number one at roasting people. He's a drama queen through and through.

He kicks the fake-sweet trainee and punches the scheming production team, trying every possible way to tank his own popularity, yet he remains incredibly popular.

As the other trainees watch with envy and jealousy, Yu Chao breaks down and says, "This isn't the result I wanted!"

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Yu Chao, a well-known roast-comedy uploader on a video site, transmigrates into the body of a wealthy young man in Huaguo with the same name. The original Yu Chao gave up his family fortune willingly to pursue his dreams, bravely entering show business and making it on his own. He's now taking part in his first talent show...

But Yu Chao, forced to compete, says, "I don't want to break into show business. I just want to go back and inherit the billions my family owns!"

Since his family's high hopes are pinned on the original owner's dream of entering show business, Yu Chao, who doesn't want to be bound by all the rules of the industry, resolves to make himself so unpopular that they'll give up on him.

But he never expected people to keep twisting his words until he's forced to become his own anti-fan and analyze his every statement!

Is it really so hard to become unpopular?

[Yu Chao, the quick-witted roaster who puts every skeptic in their place and is determined to tank his own career × Yu Zhenyan, the CEO who becomes an anti-fan for love, a silly, narcissistic tsundere]

[Reader's guide:

1. The recipient obeys the law and is an upright person. He's hard on himself, but when it comes to other celebrities and their fans, he sticks to the facts. (Note: He only becomes his own anti-fan after the talent show ends.)

2. The hero becomes an anti-fan because he likes the anti-fan leader. He's not nasty about it. (Note: The hero doesn't appear until Chapter 7.)

3. The recipient really is the young master, and his personality is exactly the same as it was in childhood. Something happened to him in his teens, and his soul transmigrated, leaving his body mentally impaired. Later, a transmigrator with a System mission took control of his body.

4. The author is a beginner with rough writing. This is a parallel universe, so please don't read it as a depiction of reality.]

[Upcoming story] Every Supporting Character Is Trying to Fix the Plot

Also known as Every Supporting Character Except Me Is in the Same Group Chat, Everyone's Character Is Falling Apart After Transmigrating Into a Trashy Romance, and Is There Anyone Normal in This Book?

Yu Wantang transmigrates into a trashy romance novel he's read, becoming the lovesick second male lead who is devoted to the protagonist. He can't go home until he completes the plot.

While diligently following the plot, the protagonist falls apart and agrees to be with him. The hero's plot goes off course too, and he targets innocent Yu Wantang for the protagonist's sake.

But as Yu Wantang tries to fix the plot, he discovers that he's not fighting alone. Every supporting character is trying to fix the plot.

Supporting Character 1: The protagonist needs to avoid the love-triangle scene. Everyone get ready, new location: XXX.

Supporting Character 2: Got it, on my way.

Supporting Character 3: Got it, on my way.

Supporting Character 4: I'll go lure the hero over.

Yu Wantang: ??? Are they all in cahoots?

So is the hero the only one in the whole book who doesn't know the plot? And is the protagonist the only one who doesn't want to follow it?

But why are all the supporting characters ignoring their roles, acting like one person around the protagonist and the plot, then like completely different people whenever they don't have to follow the story?

The biggest difference is Ke Xiangnan, the green-tea male supporting character. He acts frail and delicate when the protagonist is around, but breaks character and swears when they're not. He even went out of his way to target Yu Wantang, despite barely sharing any scenes with him.

Theme: Face reality and respect the possibilities of how things objectively unfold