Blacklisted? One Song from Me Could Buy a Battleship. Who Do You Think You Are?

"You think you can ban me? Go ahead, keep trying!"

Su Mo transmigrates to a parallel world and helps a female classmate escape the unspoken rules from the start. He offends a Korean singer and gets blacklisted by his company. How can they protect a scumbag like that? It's outrageous!

But faced with a massive breach-of-contract penalty, Su Mo has no choice but to swallow his anger, switch to songwriting, and promote new talent. Songs like Invisible Wings, Tornado, and Courage are about to become huge hits.

Then the company offers to make peace, on the condition that he hands over the copyrights to all his songs so they can promote Korean stars and new talent. Otherwise, they'll intensify the blacklist.

Enough is enough! When the Sand Nation's emperor calls for a national anthem, Su Mo enters the national anthem of the Sand Nation from his previous life.

Just as his new song is reported and taken offline, the competition is rigged, fake scandals flood the internet, and the whole nation turns against him,

three Sand Nation warships slowly approach from the sea.

News breaks that Su Mo's song has become the Sand Nation's national anthem, and that he secured the warships for the Celestial Empire at half price. The revelation shocks the world!

That day, facing the company's arrogant executives, Su Mo shoves a cannon barrel straight into their mouths...

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