Showbiz: You Think Foreign Things Are Better? Chinese Pop Is the Top-Tier Star

After transmigrating to a parallel world, he discovers that its people worship foreign cultures and look down on their own.

In his previous life, Chen Mo was a top singer-songwriter with a deep love for his country. How could he stand for this?

The opening notes of "Nocturne" ring out, and he takes the stage to accept an award.

At the Korean music awards ceremony:

Host: "Mr. Chen, how do you feel right now?"

Chen Mo: "I think Chinese music is the best."

At the Golden Image Awards:

Host: "Ms. Tan Songyun, you won Best Actress for your very first film. What do you have to say?"

Tan Songyun: "I have a great boss. His name is Chen Mo."

At the annual entertainment gala:

Host: "Ms. Guan Xiaotong, you've won the All-Around Entertainer award. Do you have anything to say?"

Guan Xiaotong: "I have a great boss. His name is Chen Mo."

Films like The Battle at Lake Changjin, The Eight Hundred, Wolf Warrior, and The King's Avatar premiere.

Countless viewers are moved to tears, rediscovering memories they had forgotten.

While everyone else worships foreign cultures, Chen Mo takes on Peking opera, moving the nation with the story of "The Red Performer."

"Though my station is low, I dare not forget my country's troubles, even if no one knows me."

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