Showbiz: I'm Really Not Mentally Ill

Zhou Qingran transmigrates.

His phone's memo app records nearly ten years of his past: his rise to become a legendary music prodigy, followed by his fall.

To avoid arousing suspicion, Zhou Qingran has no choice but to cram music theory and sign up for a singing competition.

As the show airs, songs like "Onions," "Drunk in Red Cliff," and "Boy"...

Countless classic songs return to the world, each one becoming a hit.

Zhou Qingran finally makes a name for himself far and wide.

But he has no idea that his original self was a severely mentally ill patient,

and that his career as a superstar was something he made up.

It isn't until the media interviews his family that his mother breaks down in tears.

"My son is actually mentally ill.

To make it this far, he's endured so many hardships..."

As countless netizens are moved to tears by his story,

Zhou Qingran is left bewildered: ???

"What are you talking about? I'm really not mentally ill!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.