Showbiz: I Single-Handedly Keep Chinese Pop Music Alive

Lu Hao transmigrates to a parallel world, only to discover that he's in Japan.

After looking into it, he learns that this world has neither Koji Tamaki nor Miyuki Nakajima.

Lu Hao writes one hit Japanese song after another.

Ten years later, he returns to China.

At the Time Music Concert, Tan ** and Li Keqing can't stop singing Lu Hao's praises.

"Oh my god, so 'Red Sun' was a cover, and Lu Hao was the original singer!"

"Oh my god, so 'Tianya' was a cover too, and Lu Hao was the original singer as well!"

"Oh my god, even 'Later' was a cover, and this Lu Hao was the original singer again!"

On the show, Lu Hao's Japanese version of "All Is Love" takes the internet by storm.

Only then do people back home realize that Lu Hao once single-handedly kept the entire Chinese music scene afloat!

Veteran singers like Tan **, Brother Xiao Qi, Teresa Teng, Li Keqing, and Zhang Xueyou have all covered Lu Hao's songs!

Even the soundtrack for Let the Bullets Fly was composed by him!

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