The Galaxy’s Superstar

In the interstellar age, super-soldier Zhou Heming makes the ultimate sacrifice in a war to ensure humanity's survival.

But he doesn't perish. Instead, he transmigrates a hundred years after the war's victory, into the body of a down-and-out extra in a remote corner of a civilized world.

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“Mr. Zhou Heming, some historians have questioned your design for the power armor's self-destruct mechanism in the film. What do you make of their criticism?”

“I don't know what the experts are talking about. I can only say that the thing I detonated back then looked exactly like that.”

“?”

“Zhou Heming, you were supposed to teach the girl group how to sing, dance, and rap. How did you turn them into a squad of special forces?”

“It's fine. It's all the same to me. The stage is a battlefield.”

“??”

“Mr. Zhou Heming, you've created so many iconic screen characters. Is there anything you'd like to say to young actors?”

“Kid, think more. I can only tell you to think more before that.”

“???”

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This book is also known as The Old Tin Can Takes the Entertainment Industry in Hand, They Asked You to Act in a Mystery, So How Did You Actually Solve a Cold Case?, and Killed at the Start, I Set Out to Become a Superstar in Search of My Killer. In short, it's a wholesome, sunny, positive-energy novel.