Showbiz: A Patriotic Song from the Start, and Dilraba Becomes the Biggest Loser

Su Haotian transmigrates to a parallel-world America.

Here, the culture of the Hua Kingdom is suppressed.

Unable to stand the Banana People's smug attitudes, Su Haotian releases two songs in Hua that become huge hits overseas.

They spark the biggest wave of people returning to the country ever.

Su Haotian also draws the attention of the Security Bureau and gets blacklisted overseas.

During this time, Reba is captivated by the passion in Su Haotian's singing.

But when Reba tracks him down at school, Su Haotian drops out;

when she finds him at a performance venue, Su Haotian withdraws from the competition;

when she tracks him to his home, Su Haotian returns to his country.

Every time, they miss each other perfectly, leaving Reba deeply frustrated.

After returning home,

Su Haotian sees that Tomorrow's Superstar offers free food and accommodation, so he signs up for the competition.

The other pretty young stars clown around, singing love songs and desperately asking their fans to vote during the livestream.

Su Haotian performs hit after hit of patriotic songs, raising the whole competition to a new level.

Pretty young stars: "He's cheating! He's singing patriotic songs on an idol show!"

The country: "What's wrong with patriotic songs?"

Songs like "Ben Cao Gang Mu" and "Wan Jiang," along with all kinds of other patriotic songs, are released.

He goes on a blind date with Yang Mi, gets relentlessly pursued by Reba, and competes with Mao Buyi...

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