You Play a Thug, So How Did You Become a National Hero?

[Entertainment Industry] + [System] + [Urban Fantasy] + [Transmigration]

In his previous life, Wang Zhe died saving someone. In return, he got a chance to live again and was bound to the [Villain Movie Emperor System].

He is Boss Hou from Women No Longer Silent, who envies Boss Hou’s life every day more than he envies mandarin ducks or immortals. He is Brother Crow from Young and Dangerous, who says, “If it’s too much trouble, don’t do it.” He is also the villain from Letter to Daddy, who says, “You only make a few hundred a month. Why risk your life?”...

“This guy’s a pervert. He only harasses his female subordinates!”

“He’s a murderer! I saw him on a legal affairs program!”

“Actors like him should be investigated even if they haven’t committed a crime. He just doesn’t look like a good person.”

Though he has played so many roles, he still lives an ordinary life.

He rides shared bikes, haggles with the old men and women at the market every day, and rents a place under 50 square meters in an urban village dozens of kilometers from the city center.

When the audience hurls insults and accusations at him, he can only smile bitterly and let them be.

After all, they are the people who put food on his table.

Until one day, a netizen exposes him.

Good heavens, he donated a billion to charity? He even saved a little girl from drowning? And helped the police crack a major case?

When the “villain specialist” stands on the “Touched China” awards stage and raises his trophy...

Haters: Wait, what? How did a specialist in playing gangsters become one of the “Touched China” people of the year?!