I Became a Top Star, and Then I Finally Got Proficiency

If you want to be a good idol, a good actor, and a good singer, you have to have real ability and works you can show for it.

Relying only on looks to attract traffic, spending money to buy awards, and having fans boost your numbers—how long can that stay popular?

Su Mu, who is reborn into a parallel world, understands this clearly.

So he secretly swears... that once he has earned enough to stop, he will quit!

Then he becomes a top star by relying on his looks, earns over a hundred million, spends money to win awards, and lives comfortably.

And then the proficiency system binds to him.

Su Mu: What use is this to me now? I am not going to be an ability-based performer. How much money can that even make?

This book is also known as: "As a Top Star, Is Having a Few Peak-Level Skills Too Much?" "The Cheat Arrived After I Already Spent Money to Buy Awards?" "The Self-Cultivation of a Skill-Based Male Artist"...

PS: A light entertainment novel with a serious funny man. If you want to read a bit, go ahead; please do not bring unrelated people into your complaints.