Stand-in Supporting Actor Just Wants to Earn Money

Drowning in millions of debt, Chen Bai died from overwork on his way to a part-time job. After transmigrating into a novel, he became the side character sharing his name, appearance, and role—a double for the white moonlight in a cliché romance plot. Originally, this minor actor, buried deep in obscurity and saddled with billions in debt from his father, was supposed to earn money as the stand-in for a tycoon’s beloved, enduring a tormented love story. But he slit his wrists at the outset, unable to bear the pressure. Debt now doubled, Chen Bai: "..." He wanted to die again. But a born laborer stays a laborer, even in a book. Faced with crushing debt, Chen Bai dove back into work, embracing the "beauty" of juggling eight jobs a day. By day, he played the devoted stand-in; by night, he became a workaholic frenzy, squeezing in late-night livestreams. His stellar acting and professionalism moved the tycoon so deeply—even after the white moonlight's return—that he confessed with flowers and music. Chen Bai coolly interrupted: "Shift’s over. Gotta rush to my next gig." Tycoon, stunned: "You’re seeing someone else?" Chen Bai: "I’ve got a locksmith appointment." ———— When the unknown 18th-tier actor suddenly went viral, and online wars raged, a reality show exploded in popularity. Tasked with working at a bubble tea shop, Chen Bai outdid the staff. Cooking on a tight budget? He took an A-list actor bargain-hunting. Stuck with the worst vehicle among luxury cars? He zipped around town on an e-bike with the actor in tow. Post-show, the actor gifted him roses—which he promptly sold at a stall to treat him to hotpot. Actor: "…" Netizens: "?" This man’s heart belongs only to making money. Terrifying. #There's nothing that working can't solve. If there is, just take on more jobs#