Showbiz: You Told Me to Get Roasted on Livestream, but I Moved the Whole Internet

Mo Yun transmigrates to Blue Star and becomes a low-ranking actor.

His company arranges for him to appear as an amateur judge on a music variety show, where he specializes in harshly roasting performers. Then the whole internet tears into him, boosting the company's popularity.

Commenting on a popular young male star, he says, "Your singing sounds like someone blowing up a pile of cow dung: stinky and hard."

Just as the whole internet is piling on him, he takes the stage himself and performs his original song, Blue Lotus, stunning everyone online.

Reviewing a reality variety show, he says, "The celebrities on it are all so affected and pretentious. It's an insult to the profession."

Before the backlash can start, he takes Reba along to livestream themselves setting up a street stall, creating a real reality show.

Commenting on a famous queen of pop, he says, "Your singing fundamentals are weak, and your tone is unpleasant."

Just as the whole internet starts harassing him online, Mo Yun releases one original song after another.

The whole internet is shaken. It turns out his scathing comments weren't baseless.

When people tell him to prove he can do better, he really does step up.

The entertainment industry is left baffled: "Why did you have to provoke him?"

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