Showbiz: I Joined a Talent Show, and All My Fans Were Born in the 1970s

After transmigrating to a parallel world, he discovers that he's filling in at an idol audition show and has received a System. He needs to make it into Group D in the first episode.

Well, what else is there to say?

A man who's twenty should dress a little more maturely.

One song, "Praying to Buddha," leaves the whole audience stunned.

When he falls to the bottom of the rankings after upsetting the monk, the middle-aged and elderly fans outside the venue aren't having it.

Other idols perform boy-band dances, looking alluring and handsome as they attract hordes of young women. He whips out "A Fire in Winter" and wins over older viewers with disco and breakdancing.

Netizen A: Uh-oh, my parents have a new idol.

Netizen B: You might not believe this, but my grandma is watching an idol audition show?

Netizen C: Good grief! More than half the audience at a concert for a hundred thousand people is middle-aged or elderly?

And so, one saying became popular in the entertainment industry: You don't have to like Zhang Zijie, but your mom definitely does!

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