Showbiz: Quietly Making Chinese Stars Famous, Exposed on Back to Field

Filming begins at Mushroom House. Zifeng leads the production crew to the little house where she grew up with her brother.

People assume Zifeng's brother is a good-for-nothing freeloader who lives off his sister. But they accidentally discover that behind the scenes, he has been quietly creating works for the entertainment industry:

Did he write thousands of hit songs, including Ordinary Road, Bubbles, and The Lonely Warrior?

Did he create countless classic films and TV dramas, including Wind and Cloud, Chinese Paladin, and Dying to Survive?

Did he single-handedly lift up half the Chinese entertainment industry?

Did he help countless people fulfill their dreams of becoming stars?

Is he the godfather of music? And the godfather of film and television?

Yang Mi vs. Pang Di: So, was I actually made famous by him?

Netizens: I can't hold back my tears! Did he quietly create all our memories of youth, all by himself?

From the start, the suddenly popular Sweetheart Goddess arrives at Mushroom House, hoping to find the musician who wrote countless hit songs for her...

Meanwhile, Jay Chou finds the draft of The Greatest Work in Ye Yun's study...

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