Showbiz: You Have a New 'Is It on Fire?' Order

Xu Feng transmigrated to a parallel world and bound himself to a System called [Are You Famous Yet?]. [You have a new Are You Famous Yet? order. Please accept it promptly]: A goddess in the directing department is worried about her graduation project? A rising film star wants to shed her image as a perennial supporting actress? A has-been girl group is struggling to avoid disbanding? Don't worry. Your personal “Are You Famous Yet? delivery driver” has accepted the order. While others are caught up in cutthroat competition and following trends, his plans make his clients smash hits: Use a story from “My Own Swordsman” to create a legendary graduation project; One song, “Gee,” makes a has-been girl group famous across the country once again; Give a rising film star the script for “Flirting Scholar” to prove her talent and sweep the Chinese films released that year... From campus to society, online and offline, points keep rolling in, and the System's shop quietly unlocks: a “Qilixiang” lyrics-and-music package, a “Dragon Gate Inn” script, a top-tier singing skills trial card... When the versatile superstar Xu Feng, winner of the Golden Melody Award, the Venice Film Festival Best Actor award, the Hong Kong Film Awards, and many other honors, faced the cameras for an interview, he pointed at the lens and said: “Don't rush, everyone. Want to be famous? Get in line. You might be next.”