Gaokao Breakout: The Substitute-Rich Young Masters’ Group Wreaks Havoc in Entertainment

My name is Jiang Zhe, and I just finished the college entrance exam.

I handed in my paper early, and my looks stood out, so an entertainment company took notice of me.

They said I had good looks, strong camera presence, and that passersby liked me.

I believed them.

Only later did I realize that what they really valued was this: I was ordinary enough, clean enough, obedient enough, and suitable to be the “ordinary one” in a rich young masters’ boy band.

The four young masters were responsible for the stage, the songs, the resources, and the looks.

I was responsible for: padding the numbers, setting up jokes, smoothing the atmosphere, and occasionally lying flat.

As a result, the melody I casually hummed became a massive hit.

When I spaced out at random, the rest of the team interpreted it as the mind of a genius at work.

The more I explained that I couldn’t do it, the more they thought I was humble and low-key.

And just like that, from a number-padding tool, I was lifted all the way up by four top-tier rich young masters into a creatively gifted genius recognized by the entire internet.

Jiang Zhe: “I really can’t write songs.”

Teammates: “Stop being modest. That’s called spontaneous inspiration.”

Jiang Zhe: “I was just humming nonsense.”

The whole internet: “Holy crap, he’s ascended again!”