I'm Not the Only Time Traveler

In 2035, Shen Yi, the first person in Chinese-language films and director, was forced to sign a contract of betrayal at the capital's celebration banquet. He jumped into the East China Sea and died to complete his last resistance. When he opened his eyes again, he returned to 2015 - the first year of short videos. He possesses a poor boy who graduated from a third-rate film and television academy with a bank card balance of less than two thousand. But what is in my mind is the complete memory of all the hit content in the entertainment industry in the next ten years. The first second after his rebirth, he understood: He would no longer be a pawn for capital in this life. He decided to start with short videos, use a mobile phone to shoot content that hit the Internet, quickly accumulate the first pot of gold, and then build his own platform, self-produced online dramas, and build his own entertainment empire. Everything went smoothly. Until he discovered that someone was using the exact same method as him to create content. Not plagiarism. It's a prediction. These are the hottest passwords that only "people from the future" know. Shen Yi quickly confirmed: He is not the only one who has traveled through this world. Some people rely on capital and use future information to cash in wildly; some people are deeply involved in technology and use AI algorithms to subvert content distribution; and some people hide in the dark and try to erase the existence of all time travellers. What's even more frightening is that Shen Yi's past life memories are beginning to blur - the butterfly effect is rewriting history, and the popular items he is familiar with are disappearing one by one. If no changes are made, the greatest advantage brought by his rebirth will be completely lost. This is a war between time travellers. The winner will define the next decade; the loser will be completely forgotten by history.