This Passerby Is Too Famous

Zhen Jia traveled through time. Entering into the natal drama that he has been chasing for three years - "The Sky Game". He has followed two hundred episodes of this phenomenal long-running drama over four seasons and is familiar with every plot, every character, and every famous tear-jerking scene. He once cried bitterly for the sacrifice of the heroine Lin Shuang, was shocked by Jiang Hao's betrayal, and once made a barrage "Welcome the White Emperor to return to his throne" when Bai Ye climbed to the top of the sky alone in the final episode. Then he walked in. Time: Episode 1 of Season 1. There are still ninety-seven episodes left before Lin Shuang's death. There are still three seasons until Bai Ye becomes the Lord of the Sky. The good news is that he is bound to the popularity system. As long as you get enough popularity points, you can exchange for power, skills, props - and even "plot intervention props" that can change the direction of the plot. The bad news is that his popularity relies entirely on his original world audience. In this world, no one can see his live broadcast. In the eyes of everyone, he is a "transparent player" with no audience and no source of popularity. The worse news is that there are only three viewers at the beginning: two AI robots and a cousin who is fishing at work. While others were crazily harvesting popularity by relying on hundreds of millions of fans in this world, Zhen Jia's live broadcast room was filled with barrage from her cousin: "Brother, are you really wearing it? Can you help me get Lin Shuang's autograph?"