Showbiz: The Song I Wrote at Six Was Plagiarized

Su Muyun transmigrates to a parallel world and grows up from a baby.

At six, he takes part in Where Are We Going, Dad?

On a whim, he writes beloved children's songs such as The Little Girl Picking Mushrooms, Love Me, Then Give Me a Hug, The School Song, and You Look So Beautiful When You Smile.

His songs The Lone Warrior and Grateful Heart are even adopted by the state.

Hailed as a musical prodigy of China, he vanishes without a trace after the show ends.

Fifteen years later, a singer blatantly plagiarizes Su Muyun's children's songs to enter a competition, sparking heated discussion online.

Some people defend the plagiarist: "The rearranged version sounds better than the children's song. I like listening to it, and that's all that matters."

Those words enrage everyone. Someone even livestreams a video of Su Muyun on the show, stirring up a wave of fond memories.

People all over the internet call out, asking where that musical prodigy from years ago went, and why he never appeared again. Could the story of Zhong Yong really be repeating itself?

Just then, Su Muyun walks out of a university campus:

"Fifteen years..."

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