Chinese Entertainment: Becoming a Superstar After a Breakup

"Shen Ze is in another scandal again; he was photographed going to a hotel with someone." "He's finished. His new movie is about to be released with such a huge investment. His fans definitely won't support him anymore and will throw tantrums to warn him. I bet they'll only support it up to one billion in box office revenue. Damn it, why?" "Indeed, what kind of world is this? Don't normal celebrities lose fans when they date? From past romances where being exposed meant warnings limiting box office support to one hundred million, now they tolerate up to one billion. It's so unfair." "There's nothing we can do; who can blame him for having talent? But a male celebrity who constantly goes against his fans and spends every day picking up women actually has this much fan support. It's unfair." Passing by, the anonymous Shen Ze hums a tune. My confidence has never come from my fans, but simply from possessing a stats-obsessed system afflicted with top-billing syndrome. I'm just a bit troubled: how did my backyard catch fire, and how did I get photographed? Am I going to have to test my hardness against cars on the main street again, or deliver an elbow drop to the Earth from a rooftop? What a headache. As an ordinary time-traveler equipped with a system, I'm just living a carefree, do-as-I-please life drifting freely through the entertainment industry.