Showbiz: Retired for Ten Years, Now the Entire Internet Begs Me to Return

Ten years ago, Ye Han was a hugely popular top-tier star.

With one masterpiece after another, including "Nocturne," "Common Jasmin Orange," "Nunchucks," and "East Wind Breaks," he took the whole country by storm.

But just as his career was reaching its peak, he suddenly vanished without a trace, and his whereabouts became a mystery.

Ten years later, Korean pop culture runs rampant, foreign influences flood in, and pretty-boy idols dominate the scene.

The Chinese music world is a cesspool, crawling with demons and monsters.

Ye Han returns to the scene, setting off a nationwide sensation. Fans across the internet beg him to return and save Chinese music.

His words, "Don't let Korean pop get more and more arrogant. Chinese pop is the best, and Chinese pop is the world's top tier," restore the confidence of countless Chinese people and leave foreign clowns quaking in their boots.

Countless superstar singers and goddesses become his fans.

King Liu: "Now that Ye Han is back, Chinese music has hope again."

Queen Wang: "Many of my songs were written by Ye Han."

Jay Chou: "Idol, please write me a song!"

Ye Han: "It's been ten years, and not one of you can hold your own."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.