Showbiz: Watching the Movie? I'm Here for the Theme Song

Su Bai transmigrates to a parallel world.

He discovers that he has become the young heir to a film company.

Just as he's getting ready to enjoy life as a rich young master,

he discovers that none of the movies his family has invested in or produced have become hits.

To boost the box office for his family's movies, and to have a little more to his name when he inherits his cheap old man's fortune,

Su Bai decides to debut as a singer.

After his debut,

he releases hit song after hit song.

Songs like "The Ordinary Road," "Old Boy," and "Lone Warrior," among many others.

But the sly guy stops singing halfway through each song.

Then he tells listeners to go watch the movie if they want to hear the full version.

And so,

a bizarre scene unfolds.

At the movie theater,

countless people scramble to buy tickets,

complaining as they do.

"Damn, do you know what I have to go through just to hear one song?"

"Watch a movie? Who the hell came here to watch a movie? I'm here for the songs!"

"I'll get out of here as soon as I've listened. Anyone who wants to watch the movie can do it themselves!"

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