Showbiz: Someone Handed Me a Mic at the Concert, and Xue Is Out of a Job

In a parallel world, Qiao Yu goes to Lao Xue's concert with his girlfriend, Reba.

Lao Xue sings and interacts with the fans, then hands the microphone to Qiao Yu.

But as soon as Qiao Yu starts singing, the fans specifically ask the handsome young man to sing. Lao Xue is forced into unemployment.

Not wanting to be the only one suffering, Lao Xue gives Qiao Yu free tickets in prime seats at all kinds of concerts. Whenever a star hands a microphone to a fan, Qiao Yu wreaks havoc across the entire music scene.

Lao Xue: “I'm begging you, I'm so sorry!”

Hua Chenyu: “You come to wreck my concert, and you expect a welcome? You're not welcome! No one can sing my songs!”

Kun Kun: “Can you believe this? He showed up at my concert, and now I'm unemployed? I should've known better than to hand him the microphone!”

Later, the entertainment industry issues a ban on cover songs, specifically targeting Qiao Yu.

So Qiao Yu performs one classic after another, songs that never existed in this world.

His “Blue and White Porcelain” ushers in a wave of Chinese-style music, sung on every street and in every alley.

His “Worry-Free” lays bare the hardships of life and strikes a chord with countless people.

His “The Lonely Warrior” brings light to those in darkness and moves listeners to tears.

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