Chinese Showbiz: From Unorthodox Schemer to a Top-Tier Star

Give Jiang Yan a chance at a job, and he'll use a slick new combo of crooked tricks to earn his first fortune, all while making his boss love and hate him in equal measure. While others live up to the title of the Eight Hundred, whether by conquering Langju Xu, making a name for themselves at Xiaoyao Ford, or, at the very least, fighting to the death at Xuanwu Gate and putting their hearts into the righteous cause of the Jingnan Campaign, Jiang Yan can live up to the title of the Eight Hundred while swearing that gambling and drugs are his sworn enemies. A reporter breaks down: “How did you manage to get 1.5 billion haters, become famous across the United Nations, and get branded a scourge of Chinese entertainment?” Jiang Yan doesn't bat an eye: “Right and wrong are hard to argue. The audience will debate my case for me. No matter how you put it, the advantage is mine!” When Jiang Yan, a music meme-making UP creator, arrives in a parallel 2015, the post-2000s generation's takeover of Chinese entertainment quietly begins.