Lu Bai was reincarnated because of a rather clichéd plotline—saving someone’s life. This new world is similar to Earth. On this side, Lu Bai has a completely different background from his past life—in fact, you could call it a god-tier starting point.

However, for some unknown reason, the original owner of this body—a brat who ran away from home to make movies and ended up angering his family to death—left behind such a strong obsession that it continues to interfere with Lu Bai, preventing him from returning to inherit his family’s fortune.

With no other choice, Lu Bai desperately scrambles to raise money, hoping to make a film that will fulfill the original owner’s lifelong wish. After that, he plans to happily live his life as Huaguo’s own version of "Lu Scallion" (a play on the celebrity nickname "Lu Han" + "Green Onion").

What he doesn’t know is... the entertainment industry in this world can no longer live without him.

Lian Huang, the sole heir of the most prestigious Lian family in Ding City.

Yet he cared nothing for her frail health—he insisted on marrying her.

He whispered tenderly in her ear, voice full of affection, “Tu Tu, marry me. Let us share the same bed in life, and the same grave in death.”

The sickly, pale girl trembled in her thin body, mustering all her courage as she stammered two words:

“…No…”