Showbiz: I Asked You to Make a Sequel, Not Turn It into a Trip to the Underworld!

Su Tong transmigrates to Blue Star, only to become the pretty boy he hated most in his previous life. No way. He has to get closer to his fans.

He joins a variety-show competition where people create new versions of entertainment works, and his radical reinterpretations come straight from the underworld.

Producer: "I asked you to adapt In the Name of the Father. How did you turn it into a funeral dirge?"

Fan: "I can't take it anymore. They've been playing this song at funerals lately."

Jay Chou: "I can't believe I actually cried while listening to my own song."

Beggar: "Who told you to pair a clapper talk routine with rap? Have you no manners?"

Liu Yifei: "Good thing I don't have any original works, or they'd definitely turn into something from the underworld too."

Before long, most of the famous songs in the entertainment industry have been radically reworked into unearthly monstrosities.

That day, torrential rain poured down, and they all cried.

Su Tong: "Forget whether they're from the world above or below. Just tell me, are these songs a hit or not?"

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