Chinese Entertainment: Yes, We Have a Bunch of Kids

In A Sparkling Star, he is Zhang Wansen, the ultimate unrequited-love crush.

In Night Shop, he pays a million to bring Ning Hao on board as producer, turns stone into gold, renames it Crazy Supermarket, and rakes in box-office profits.

In The Return of the Great Sage (Live-Action), he is Wei Potian, the reincarnation of the Great Sage. With the Monkey King as his idol, he endures years of setbacks before finally rising again, wielding the Golden Cudgel to dominate the nine heavens.

In A Crazy Journey of Misadventures, he borrows the name “Crazy” to build his own Misadventures franchise. He also takes a bite out of Huayi when it goes public and joins the ranks of the bigwigs.

In Us on the Front Lines (Korean version: Descendants of the Sun), he is Ye Fan, a man with an unparalleled sense of duty who sacrifices himself to light the way for others, and one among countless soldiers.

In You Are the Only Light in Countless Nights (Korean version: Guardian: The Lonely and Great God), he is the Martial Saint, with bone marrow like frost and blood like mercury. He has never known defeat, and after death becomes the uncanny Qian Ye.

In You from Beyond the Stars (Korean version: My Love from the Star), he is Xiao Tiandi, who ventures into the Origin Sea, subdues ancient emperors, slaughters his way through forbidden lands, and stands with his back to all living beings. He is also Professor Xiao in a world without magic.

He is a young writer, actor, and director.

(I’ve read a lot of entertainment-industry novels and ran out of things to read, so I decided to write one myself. Once I started, I realized I didn’t have much background knowledge, so I can only research as I go and make it as plausible as possible without changing the timeline. Please help me spot any mistakes.

The protagonist isn’t a fanboy. He looks at things in terms of costs and benefits.)