Long Zun And His White-Cut Black Movie King (Through The Book)

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To outsiders, Dragon Venerable Lan Ze was an existence as aloof and cold as the solitary moon in the Six Realms. But only Lan Ze knew the truth: he was merely cannon fodder, a stepping stone for the novel’s protagonist, Jiang Si, on his path to unifying the Six Realms and becoming Emperor.

To ensure his own smooth fate, he decided to defy destiny, accelerate the plot, and make sure the main pairing (Protagonist Gong and Protagonist Shou) met early to start their sweet domestication process. What he didn’t expect was that afterward, the Protagonist Shou would only agree to be master and apprentice with the Protagonist Gong. Furthermore, the Shou now constantly chased the Gong, asking, “Did you cultivate with the Dragon Venerable today? If not, hurry up and go do it!”

To outsiders, the Triple Gold Film Emperor Jiang Si had clearly become obsessed with money. Not only did he jump from the big screen to the small screen, but he also started playing the second male lead in brainless, melodramatic romance dramas. Cheap chili sauce, fried chicken chains, national spicy strips… he accepted endorsements for any food product available.

When his manager suggested that a spicy strip company felt they weren’t worthy of his status, Jiang Si simply demanded, “Do you understand the concept of ‘When the weather turns cold, the Wang family goes bankrupt’?”

When the media asked if he was short on cash due to the sheer volume of endorsements, Jiang Si replied, “I have plenty of money. It’s just that I have a dragon at home I need to feed…” The real reason: He absolutely refused to allow anyone else’s face—not even the famous chili sauce lady—to be printed on the packaging of his Dragon Venerable’s favorite snacks.

Raw Novel Name: 龍尊和他家的白切黑影帝（穿書）