Sang Yu, a burnt-out office worker, wakes up in a new world with a tycoon system bound to him.
Ecstatic, he starts spending without a second thought — flashy gadgets, full manga sets, game purchases, houses, cars — anything he wants, he buys.
For the first t…
Sang Yu, a burnt-out office worker, wakes up in a new world with a tycoon system bound to him.
Ecstatic, he starts spending without a second thought — flashy gadgets, full manga sets, game purchases, houses, cars — anything he wants, he buys.
For the first time, Sang Yu feels truly free, even with the time to write movie reviews after watching films.
But one morning, his reviews are flooded by irrational fans: 'You’re great — why don’t you act?'
Sang Yu: '?'
He’s not qualified — that’s why he hasn’t acted. And if those who act aren’t qualified, should they be allowed to speak on it?
Besides, he never wanted to watch vague 'masterpiece' movies, confusing 'just watch more episodes' TV shows, or anime that feels like a PowerPoint with only five minutes of real content per episode.
So he invests in what he wants to see.
Infinite Flow movies like 'Human Puppet,' 'Wedding Mourning,' and 'Fenglai Fairyland';
the fantasy drama 'Asking the Summit,' the palace intrigue drama 'Concubine,' and the sci-fi future series 'High-Risk Species';
the isometric upgrade anime 'Demon Realm,' which went over budget, and the 3D anime 'Player Rebellion,' a fourth disaster with epic modeling —
...
At first, Sang Yu just wanted to create entertainment for himself and enjoy it.
Until one day, several hashtags trend online:
'#Sang Zong — Creator of Premium Content in the Entertainment Industry'
'#Sang Yu’s Investment History'
'#New Movie Idol Wants to Star in Sang Zong’s Next Film'
Content warning:
Average writing, typical overpowered protagonist, and cheesy tropes.
Main character is the ultimate priority.
Content tags: Entertainment Industry, Modern Fantasy, Satire, Tycoon Genre, Multiple Identity Genre.
