Synopsis

When his cultivation sect goes bankrupt and disbands, Xie Jixing is forced to transmigrate.

Good news: He becomes an idol in a boy group with over two million followers. Easy money!

Bad news: All two million of them are haters.

Xie Jixing thinks, Fine, I’ll start a livestream and stabilize my fanbase.

The haters rush in immediately:

“Traitor couldn’t survive after quitting the group, now he’s gone into livestream selling.”

Xie Jixing holds back for a second—then snaps:

“Life forced me into it. So now I’m selling trash like you.”

He then directly puts the hater onto his shopping cart.

One hater = one listing.

By the end of the stream, the cart is full.

Zero sales.

Xie Jixing shakes his head regretfully:

“Told you, it’s trash. Can’t sell even one.”

Haters: 💀

#XieJixingHasGoneCrazy trends that night.

After that, Xie Jixing keeps performing steadily—at maximum insanity.

On an escape-room variety show, he plays a female ghost NPC and scares his former teammates into crawling on the floor.

On a survival show, he sells his former captain a “bursting feast meal” for 5,000 yuan.

The haters are furious but dare not speak, afraid of being put on the shopping cart again.

Passersby laugh till they cry:

“You said the entertainment industry has no real people. Now we’ve got a real dad!”

On a dating show, movie emperor Qian Shuyun—now turned capital tycoon—joins personally.

Haters relax a little:

“This time Xie Jixing won’t dare mess around, right?”

In his first interview:

Staff: “Teacher Qian, do you have a crush target?”

Qian Shuyun: “Yes. Teacher Xie Jixing.”

Haters: ???

Staff: ???

Staff: “What do you like about him?”

Qian: “He finds problems fast and solves them well.”

Staff: Sir, this is a dating show. The workplace show is next door.

Staff: “Then what’s your advantage?”

Qian: “Money.”

(Because Xie Jixing charges high fees.)

Later interview:

Staff: “Has your crush changed?”

Qian: “No. Still Xingxing.”

Staff: “What do you like about him?”

Qian: “I like… him.”

Staff: “Your advantage?”

Qian: “Money.”

(Because my wife is really expensive to raise.)