In North Nigeria, Hamza, a young orphan, is tragically kidnapped and shot. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he wakes up to a mysterious gift: a system that has the power to fulfill his wildest dreams. As Hamza embarks on his journey to recovery, he discovers a world where all the songs, movies, and art he once knew have vanished without a trace.

Driven by a passion for entertainment and a determination to revive lost art forms, Hamza sets out on an extraordinary quest to conquer the entertainment industry. With his newfound technological prowess, he creates music, films, and art that not only captivate the world but redefine the very essence of entertainment.

Please note that this is a slow-paced novel, so please be patient until Chapter 50, which is used to build the character of the protagonist.

THE ROAD TO BECOMING A SUPERTAR

Bille Woodruff was having a hard time on set. Frustration was evident as he lashed out at the actors and actresses, which took a toll on the scene. “Hey! Can’t you understand what I’m saying? I need you to act naturally—don’t make it too cliché!” he shouted. 


The actress in question felt wronged. Although she wasn’t a seasoned performer, the scene wasn’t difficult, and this was the fourth time she’d been called out. She sighed and tried to keep her cool. “Okay, Director. I understand.” 


The set, usually lively, was gloomy. However, the staff, actors, and actresses all maintained their silence. They understood the pressure Bille was under, and since he wasn’t usually like this, they tried their best not to upset him further. 


“Alright, that’s all for today. Pack up,” Director Bille said emotionlessly as he walked to his workspace to gather his belongings. 


Chapter 86: The Star of the Night