
Entertainment: Framed for Plagiarism, Becoming a Full-Time Master
After arriving in a parallel world, Chu Ci wants to keep a low profile and write songs for celebrities as a ghostwriter.
But the other side not only lowballs the price, it also secretly turns his ancient-style song into a DJ track, and even falsely accuses him of plagiarism, refusing to pay the final balance.
Enraged, Chu Ci personally steps in to face-slapp everyone and tells the world that Chinese-style music is the best.
He also unexpectedly activates a freeloading system: as long as people freeload his work, he gets rewards. Thus, the entertainment industry’s first profligate spendthrift is born.
“Ding-dong, your song has been made freely available for others to freeload. You have obtained level-10 instrumental mastery!”
“Ding-dong, your film has been made freely available for others to freeload. You have obtained special-grade chef mastery!”
“Ding-dong, you publicly released your secret culinary formula for others to freeload. You have obtained grandmaster-level taijiquan.”
“Ding-dong, you publicly released the taijiquan training method for others to freeload. You have obtained the method for refining foundation-building pills.”
When people turn Chu Ci’s secret recipes into dishes, they discover the code to wealth.
And as the things Chu Ci releases are successively proven true, every move he makes draws intense attention from the public.
Reporter: Why do you know so many skills? Is it talent?!
Chu Ci: No one is born excellent. Only hard work and persistence...
System: Where’s your face? Can you please have a little shame!?
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