Showbiz: Slacking Off on Variety Shows, I Sing Yang Boss into a Faint from the Start

Ye Chen transmigrates to a parallel world and arrives at the auditions for Tomorrow's Child. Since he can't sing, all he can do is give up and wing it.

His completely technique-free, all-feeling rendition of "Tantan" knocks Boss Yang out cold. Overnight, he becomes famous.

After painstakingly studying vocal techniques, Ye Chen makes his return.

His performance of "Song of Paradise Island" gives the audience heart attacks. From then on, the song becomes synonymous with terror.

His performance of "Xi" brings the audience to tears, while a whole crowd faints in the seats.

He hits the high notes in an opera song so hard that he shatters the studio glass. The audience listens with pale faces.

Netizens' scathing review: "Other singers want your money. When Ye Chen sings, he really wants your life!"

Boss Yang: "It's a good song, but you're so good at making people feel what you feel. If you weren't completely lacking in technique, I'd think you'd been learning to sing since birth!"

Hua Chenyu: "You were clearly imitating me with 'Tantan.' Why did Ye Chen become famous overnight while I became the villain he's compared against?"

Old Xue: "Your singing makes me want to kneel! My heart's about to explode!"

Ye Chen: "You people are so dramatic! Why is singing such a pain?"

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