Entertainment: Master of Hollywood
After just three dazzling years, Su Cheng rose to the pinnacle of the entertainment industry, crowned as the nation's most beloved superstar.
But fame breeds envy—and scandal.
One day, his glamorous world shatters as over a dozen of his star-studded “girlfriends” publicly confront him.
Dami: “I thought I was his only one…”
Liu Tianxian: “He said he loved only me.”
Shishi: “He promised he’d marry me…”
Tangtang: “I never expected him to be this kind of man…”
Da Tiantian, Dabao, Yingbao, Reba, Nazha, Zifeng, Zuer, Chaoyue: “……”
With headlines exploding and his reputation in ruins, Su Cheng makes one final, exasperated plea:
“They came to me first—do you believe that?”
Blacklisted and ridiculed, Su Cheng has no choice but to flee the collapsing ruins of his stardom and head to Hollywood.
There, he does the unthinkable.
A swashbuckling "Pirates of the Caribbean" shatters box office records with over $1 billion worldwide.
The legendary "Titanic" ushers in the 3D movie revolution.
A pulse-pounding franchise—"Fast & Furious"—cements his place in action film royalty, while countless Hollywood starlets fall at his feet.
And that’s not all. Su Cheng’s Midas touch extends beyond cinema. He quietly invests in startups like Facebook, Twitter, and Tesla, turning him into a tech titan.
Years later...
When the entertainment industry sheepishly lifts his ban, the response is swift and cutting:
“Oh? The ban’s over? Sorry—I'm already the richest man in the world. The entertainment circle? I’ve long outgrown it.”
Table of contents
- 1Being Kicked by More Than a Dozen “Girlfriends” at Once2025-04-24 11:18
- 2Isn’t It Just a Ban? Not Like It’s Prison2025-04-24 11:39
- 3Apologize? Impossible. Worst Case, I Just Quit.2025-04-24 11:50
- 4Arriving in the U.S., A Billion-Dollar Popularity Lottery2025-04-24 12:01
- 5Netflix Shares, Harley Quinn: Margot Robbie2025-04-24 12:16
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