Showbiz: Singing the Original Songs Until the Originals Have Nothing Left to Sing

No System, no tired old tropes, just lighthearted comedy in the entertainment industry.

Qin Huai has a golden finger that lets him surpass the classics. He applies to become an artist under Boss Yang.

Whenever a song has been sung, a dance performed, or a role acted by someone before him, the more iconic and well-known it is, the more easily he can outdo the original.

One rendition of "Love's Devotion" is all it takes for Yang Xiaomi to sign him.

After he sings "Cancer," Hua Chenyu is stunned. "How can this song sound so good?!"

Hua Chenyu's fans: "Is this how the song is supposed to be sung? Then what on earth have we been gritting our teeth and listening to all this time?!"

His performance of "Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies" brings Jackie Chan's fans to tears.

When Qin Huai remakes "A Chinese Odyssey," Stephen Chow breaks down sobbing. "This is the work I've always wanted to make."

His performance of Michael Jackson's "Beat It" takes the world by storm. Next to Qin Huai, all that's left of Jackson is the word "inferior."

The classics exist to be surpassed by Qin Huai.

Artists across the global entertainment industry beg Qin Huai to stop. If you keep showing off, there'll be no way for the rest of us to survive!

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