Showbiz: Scraping Barnacles Off an Orca, I Got Exposed on Back to Field

After transmigrating, Su Lun released hit songs like "Nocturne" and "Rice Fragrance," setting the world ablaze. At the height of his fame, he left the music scene and retired to a small island.

Ten years later, the sixth season of Yearning for Life is filmed in the South China Sea.

Host He: Look! Is that Su Lun from back then, riding an orca and singing "Tornado"?

Teacher Huang: It's been ten years! The King of Asian Music is back!

Livestream chat: Who's Su Lun??

Is he more popular than our Kunkun?

Hah! Huahua is the real King of Song!

The next day, the trending topic reads:

Su Lun is so unpopular, he doesn't deserve to be called a king

The whole nation is furious.

The National Radio and Television Administration orders all major TV stations across the country to simultaneously rebroadcast Su Lun's ten most iconic performances every evening during prime time.

Liu Genghong livestreams a nonstop workout to "Ben Cao Gang Mu," getting the whole nation moving.

Cai Yilin, Tian Fuzhen, Sun Yanzi, Guo Meimei, and others all step forward to vote for Su Lun and show their support.

With everyone eagerly awaiting his return,

Su Lun finally leaves the island.

Looking at the Chinese music scene today,

he shakes his head. "It's been ten years, and there's still no one who can put up a fight!"

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