Deyun: You Asked Me to Visit the Recruits, but the Barracks Were Empty

In 2006, the Deyun Society was invited to perform for the troops. It was supposed to be their first step toward entering the mainstream, but the headlining performer ran into trouble.

At the critical moment, Su Chen, who had lived another life, stepped forward.

The audience is full of new recruits? Then I'll perform "Green Flower in the Army."

Before long, "Green Flower in the Army," adapted from a radio song, burst onto the scene. The first half nearly had everyone laughing their jaws crooked, but when the final song began, everyone in the audience started crying.

They heard the song in the morning, their resolve crumbled in the afternoon, and they climbed over the wall and ran off that night. When they got home, the company instructor opened the door, the squad leader poured the water, and the company commander cooked the food.

And so Su Chen began his unique journey of performing for the troops.

He sang "A Word from the Heart" for young officers.

He sang "Camel Bells" for veteran soldiers.

When he got to the prison, he sang "Tears Behind Bars."

The whole internet: From now on, Su Chen is not allowed to sing when he performs comedy!

When an earthquake struck, Su Chen immediately put on a benefit performance. Next, please enjoy the comedy routine "The Sky's Bright."

Netizens: I'll donate, okay?!

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