Showbiz: Professor, Please Save Chinese Pop Music!

Cui Yuan is reborn on Blue Star. Drawing on the skills he developed as a second-rate musician in his previous life, he becomes the youngest tenured professor in the history of Di Yin University.

On this world, television media companies from dozens of countries have joined forces to create the Global Singing King Competition. Every four years, the singing kings and queens who win regional contests tour and compete, with the ultimate champion crowned the Singing King of Blue Star.

But because Chinese pop music has lagged behind, the Chinese music scene has lost to South Korea for three years straight in the Summer China-Korea Singing Festival. Public outrage boils over, and the whole country is in an uproar.

"Professor Cui, enough with the classical music. Come save Chinese pop music!"

Cui Yuan, an unprecedented classical music genius who has emerged in Daxia in recent years, is the country's last trump card. Countless netizens kneel and beg him to compete.

This leaves Cui Yuan completely dumbfounded.

"Guys, I'm the only protagonist in all these entertainment novels who specializes in Mozart and Bach. Now you want me to do pop? Isn't that like bringing a higher-dimensional weapon to a lower-dimensional fight?"

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