Showbiz: I Only Write Children's Songs, Yet My Fans Are Rich Women

Lin Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and binds himself to the Hundred-Billion Subsidy System.

As long as he places among the bottom ten contestants in the National Singer-Songwriter Competition, he gets a hundred-billion subsidy from the System.

With a hundred billion in subsidies, why would we care about winning a million or two in prize money?

So while everyone else caters to the market and writes love songs,

Lin Chen goes against the grain and writes only children's songs that hardly anyone listens to.

What he never expected was that his songs would fail to make a splash among children.

Instead, they captured the hearts of the kids' mothers: a whole host of middle-aged and young wealthy women.

When Lin Chen learned he had been named the "Idol of Middle-Aged and Young Wealthy Women,"

he was close to tears.

"Please, all you gorgeous ladies,"

"stop voting for me..."

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