Showbiz: Traditional Chinese Style Reigns Supreme, and a Bottom-Tier TV Station Goes Wild

Su Bai transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a director at a small TV station. Right from the start, he's under immense pressure to produce a program for the Spring Festival Gala, while everyone else is just lying flat and phoning it in.

Then "A Banquet in the Tang Palace" takes the internet by storm. That night, countless people marvel: so this is what the Tang Dynasty was really like.

A dazzling Lantern Festival special brings the splendor of the Tang Dynasty to life in all its glory.

A segment featuring scholars with paper fans exudes refined elegance, with every scene cleverly conceived from the very first dance and spin.

And the song "The Prince of Lanling Enters the Battle" takes the beauty of music to its fullest. The sound of war drums sets the heart ablaze; the pipa's drunken melody calls the troops to arms.

From then on, everyone knows Su Bai, and learns from him that

Chinese pop culture is the top-tier star, and traditional Chinese style is the pinnacle!

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