Huayu: You were supposed to be a top star, but you've become capital?

Lin Shen: Everyone says top celebrities only have a short career, so I might as well buy the cooking pot too, is that too much to ask? In the fall of 2014, newly crowned top celebrity Lin Shen posted a Weibo post with nine photos of his outfits. The entire internet exploded: "Brother, you've only been famous for a few days and you already want to sell clothes?" "Isn't that something only has-been celebrities do?" Fans were heartbroken, haters were ecstatic, predicting "he'll definitely flop in March," and everyone in the industry was waiting to see him fail. Until—at the press conference for the start of filming of "The Lost Tomb," he sat in the producer's seat; when the list of investors for Xiaohongshu's new round of financing was announced, his name appeared at the top of the list of institutional shareholders; a new clothing brand, "Trajectory," swept through Double Eleven, and the founder's column listed him as: Lin Shen. Only then did the media realize: the top celebrity who was ridiculed for not focusing on his main job had quietly turned around. In the conference room, the investors exchanged bewildered glances: "Mr. Lin, aren't you an actor?" Lin Shen smiled: "Who says an actor can't also be a client?" This book is also known as *The Top Star in Chinese Entertainment Who Doesn't Do His Job* and *The Top Star in Chinese Entertainment Who Only Wants to Sell Goods*.