The Founding Father of Entertainment: Chinese Pop Is the World's Top-Tier Star

Baidu Baike defines entertainment and culture as an umbrella term for literary, cultural, and artistic activities.

And so Xia Yan, who made all of humanity's anger boil over, arrived in this altered world.

You compose a world-famous song, and they say it's just a bawdy joke adapted from a comedy routine on the Loess Plateau?

What? You took down a ninth-dan black belt in three moves, and they claim it was just China's fifth set of children's radio exercises?

That's downright infuriating! If I, Ono Jiro, could beat you, I'd gladly give up this comfortable life just to smack you upside the head.

You've won the Nobel Prize in Literature twelve years in a row. As a literary titan, let me ask you: do you have no shame? Huh? I'm asking you, do you have any shame at all?

What the hell, you can do sorcery too, pray for rain, and make elixirs?

Xia Yan, you've gone too far...

You challenge the limits of our patience, and we grit our teeth and put up with it. But now you're trying to challenge the science of humanity?

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