Showbiz: I've Come Clean, I'm the Savior of Chinese Entertainment

To help the Chinese entertainment industry grow, the show Go Where You Long invited music-industry moguls to join Mushroom House.

In an instant, countless fans began debating, while several big names eagerly hoped to represent the Chinese entertainment industry.

But when Mushroom House premiered, the new regular cast member turned out to be Lu Ye, an unknown newcomer whom none of the viewers recognized!

Slacking off? Backed by investors? A friend of the powers that be?

Viewers: "What has he even contributed to the music industry?"

Then the production team invited a popular singer-songwriter.

He made a grand show of himself on the program, declaring that he was the leader of today's Chinese entertainment industry and would lead it onto the world stage.

Lu Ye picked up a guitar and sang a love-song medley.

Kunkun: "I've released thirty singles, and I wrote a third of them myself!"

"Oh..."

Lu Ye smiled.

"But my song here contains thirty-two songs, and every single one in the world is mine!"

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