The Demon King Engages in Cultural Entertainment in Another World

As a well-known paparazzo in the industry, Lu Jia excels in all kinds of marketing tactics—wherever there's juicy gossip, you'll find him. Three hundred sixty-five days a year, never a dull moment. Finally, the heavens had enough of his antics and struck him down with a bolt of lightning, sending him to another world. ### After crossing over, he discovered his mother was a holy maiden, and his father was the Demon King of Hell. Born as the "stain" of their union—unloved by either parent—Lu Jia could neither wield light nor dark magic from birth, eventually getting exiled to the Land of the Forsaken. After three days of gnawing on tree bark, with survival seeming impossible, Lu Jia decided to return to his old profession—ascending through faith. Marketing, hype, brainwashing! He would amass his own believers and stand at the pinnacle, fueled by the power of their devotion. ### Getting beaten for running marketing schemes in the Holy-Demon Continent? No problem— A novel titled *The Beloved Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old* took the world by storm. Upon its serialization, readers in the Holy-Demon Continent, who had never encountered such outrageous storytelling, were outraged. "Trash! Utter garbage!" But among the dragonkin, who struggled with offspring: "The baby is too adorable!!!" "Author, please update 30,000 more chapters... What? Someone wants to ban this book? Who dares insult the baby is an enemy of the dragons!" Mocking the niche appeal of "beloved protagonist" stories? Not an issue— *My Demon Father*, *My Holy Maiden Mother*, *My Wandering Diary*, *The Cruel Father, Rebellious Mother, and Broken Him*... Countless powerhouses began secretly commissioning proxies to buy copies. The classic box set sold out in under an hour—100,000 copies gone! What? The demonkin issued a bounty on him? Undeterred, Lu Jia continued writing while filming movies with the dragonkin-funded illusion stones. A month later, *The Rich Family's True and Fake Young Master* premiered to massive success. The climactic ending showed the suffering true young master falling into the sea, leaving his family filled with regret. Just as the story reached its most critical moment—cut! *Part One Complete!* The bloodthirsty, vengeance-driven demonkin had never endured such injustice. In an instant, the entire Dark City erupted: "Ridiculous! Take revenge on the continent!!" "I'll kill the director—no, wait, give me Part Two first!" #### In the near-entertainment-starved Holy-Demon Continent, Lu Jia's empire expanded from novels to films, music to art, until the entire artistic world bloomed under his influence! Elder Dragons: "I see the baby's shadow in him. Truly. He's not even twenty—still a fledgling for our kind!" Elven King: "Lu Jia is my dearest friend. His music purifies souls." Dwarves, sneaking him funding: "*The Forging God* by Lu Jia deserves a place in history. Never before has anyone written a masterpiece with dwarves as protagonists." Later, Lu Jia wrote in his memoir: *My rise to immortality? All thanks to my ride-or-die fans.* Oh, and I also have one terrifyingly devoted fan... We ended up married.