Showbiz: I Conquer the Entertainment World with Nonsense

Qin Feng transmigrated to a parallel world, where he unexpectedly learned of a rule governing another world.

Only by adapting an original work before publishing it could he gain copyright recognition in that other world and ultimately obtain the rights to distribute the original there.

And so...

"If Hua Tuo were alive, then he wouldn't be dead. When foreigners come to learn Chinese characters, they won't learn English words."

"I look so carefree as I dance a bit, but I can only manage a little. I can't do the finer steps."

"The neon signs: the orange ones are helium, the green ones are krypton, and the red ones are neon."

A "nonsense version" of Compendium of Materia Medica immediately sent the music scene into an uproar.

Its beautiful melody paired with such awful lyrics was like a flower planted in cow dung.

The huge contrast turned Qin Feng's "nonsense literature" songs into one earworm hit after another.

When those songwriters who fawned over Korea and Japan disparaged Qin Feng, calling him a clown in music,

Qin Feng's official version of Compendium of Materia Medica came out and instantly swept across the entire Chinese-language music scene...

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