Chinese Showbiz: Starting by Binding Myself to Tian Xian

“You say you're a System? And you want me to make money so you can unlock a body?” “But... I'm only fourteen...” Liu Yifei stared in disbelief. She'd gone to sleep and woken up with a strange soul living in her head. [If we don't make money within a week... we'll both die.] Ummm... could you at least be polite? The countdown to death hung over her like the Sword of Damocles. But after she sold the rights to her first song, a glimmer of hope finally appeared in the depths of despair. Your debut album blows Jay Chou out of the water, and you expect me to believe you're a newcomer? The ceiling of Chinese pop music? It doesn't exist. Just tear it down. Michael Jackson bowed his head shyly and said, “Little Crystal is my best friend.” As classics like The Story of a Noble Family and Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils aired one after another, her popularity soared, but a storm of public opinion was quietly brewing. As she began pouring money into things, the System gradually unlocked all kinds of forms. [Acting Improved] [Appearance Improved] [Singing Improved] [Want to get stronger? Work hard and make money.] Wait, Mr. System... why are you getting more and more shameless...? Then, in 2006, Liu Yifei, already an undisputed top-tier star, suddenly showed up at a press conference with a mysterious man. “Allow me to introduce the first artist signed to our company.” Liu Qi took the microphone from her. “I'm Liu Qi. My surname Liu is the same as Liu Yifei's.” His arrival directly ushered in the era of traffic-driven celebrity culture in mainland entertainment. From then on, mainland entertainment entered the golden age of the Two Lius' reign. Jay Chou: “????” (A mutual journey toward each other)