Showbiz: Godfather of the Music Scene? No, I'm a Capital Tycoon

"Seven Fragrance earned a hundred million, and you only gave me five hundred thousand?"

"Then screw singing. I'm terminating my contract."

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Zhang Dongsheng became a singer. He released three smash-hit singles for his company in a row, earning a total of two hundred million, yet took home less than a million.

What was the point of being a singer?

In a fit of anger, Zhang Dongsheng terminated his contract and founded Xinghai Media, becoming the boss.

Starting with "Rice Fragrance," then "Young and Promising," "Bubble," "Blue Lotus"...

Zhang Dongsheng wrote and composed every song himself, turning over a dozen singers into superstars, including Milk Tea Lun, Deng Ziqi, Mao Buyi, and Zhang Jie. The whole music industry trembled beneath Xinghai's feet.

At an awards ceremony, Zhang Dongsheng set the whole crowd alight with his song "Darling, That's a Half-Dead Love."

The host asked, "Mr. Zhang, everyone online calls you the godfather of the music industry. What do you think?"

Zhang Dongsheng: "The godfather of the music industry? No, I'm a capital tycoon."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.