Reborn as a Sixty-Something: My Post-60s Self Shapes the Future of Chinese Entertainment

Wang Yanming transmigrates to a parallel world, becoming a middle-aged man born in the 1960s. After awakening an Entertainment System, he gets stopped for a street interview and asked what he thinks of the Chinese music scene today.

Faced with a music scene awash in works like "Tai Ku La," "A Head Growing Between the Humps," and "But I Really Didn't Cheat on Her Last Night," Wang Yanming looks utterly disgusted and calls it "garbage!"

His words stir up a storm. Fans across the fandoms begin cyberbullying him, mocking him for being all talk: If you're so good, prove it!

Wang Yanming doesn't take that lying down. One classic masterpiece after another begins to appear.

"Scale Armor of the Land," "Snow Dragon's Chant," "The Painted Performer"...

Not only does he shut up the pretty-boy idols who thrive on online traffic, Wang Yanming is even hailed as the future of Chinese entertainment.

But when people finally realize how old he is, they cry out in shock:

"This is ridiculous! The future of Chinese entertainment is a man born in the 1960s!"

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