Showbiz: I Told You to Livestream, Not to Alarm the Nation

Chen Ge transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes an entertainer under Boss Yang.

With his debut just around the corner, Boss Yang tells him to livestream a talent show and instructs him: "Let your mind wander. Use your imagination."

"Do whatever you can think of. Be bold and try it!"

Chen Ge seems to have a moment of enlightenment.

When he runs into a scammer, he turns around in front of countless viewers and sends the con artist off to prison to work a sewing machine.

Two songs, "Chiling" and "Blue and White Porcelain," kick off a wave of traditional Chinese-style music.

When Rainbow Flag Country tries to sanction Ju Chang, Chen Ge pulls out a smartphone that's generations ahead of its time. His opponent promptly falls to their knees, begging to cooperate.

When a foreign boxing champion tries to debunk Chinese martial arts, Chen Ge replies: "Debunking Chinese martial arts has nothing to do with my ancient martial arts. He responds with a slap that shuts the foreign champion up.

Wu Jing sees it and says: "Not bad, kid. Come act in an action movie with me."

The government says: "Entertainers are ruining the country! With talent like that, what are you doing in show business? Come join the Academy of Sciences!"

Chen Ge looks aggrieved. "Boss, didn't you tell me to give it my all, be bold, and show off my talents?"

Boss Yang's face twitches despite herself. "I told you to show off your talents, not to get the government involved!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.