I Lost My Fame, and Now the System Shows Up?

Parallel world. Blue Star.

On what was supposed to be an ordinary weekend, the entire internet was turned upside down. Weibo crashed. Douyin lagged. Bilibili, WeChat, Little Red Book, Zhihu—almost every social platform boiled over. All for one reason: the hottest young idol in the current entertainment industry, Wang Mo, had fallen from grace!

Such a huge event was no less than an earthquake. Even offline, ordinary people could be heard discussing it everywhere:

“Done for?”
“Absolutely done for, beyond repair—this is catastrophic.”
“Oh my, he was the most popular idol! And just like that, he’s gone.”
“My brother is gone... sob sob.”

In the Huaxia entertainment world, Wang Mo was nothing short of a miracle. In just three years since his debut, he had risen from obscurity to become the top star. Over sixty million followers on Weibo. His pay per project had broken the hundred-million mark. His popularity eclipsed even the superstars, and his fame was unrivaled for a time.

But this very figure, after last night’s variety show aired, plummeted from the heights to the dust in a single night.

At 8 p.m. last night, Mango TV aired its flagship variety show, “The Lives of the Brothers.” The show broke all viewership records as soon as it started. Its popularity only grew by the minute.

On the program, the brothers were engaged in a knowledge challenge. When the topic turned to heroes who resisted the Jin invaders, the artist before Wang Mo blurted out, “Yue Meng!” Wang Mo laughed loudly: “That’s Yue Fei, what’s with Yue Meng? Doe