I Debuted with a Cheesy Hit Song, So How Did I Become a Top-Tier Star?

He transmigrates to a parallel world much like his previous one and becomes a drifter in Beijing.

A sweet-song diva who has been kept on the shelf for years makes a divine comeback with the kitschy hit "The Most Dazzling Ethnic Style."

A single song, "Learning to Meow," sends Re Re, a newly debuted singer who can't carry a tune, to the top of the Chinese music charts.

"The Boatman's Love," "Little Apple," and "Love Like Fire" become massive hits, turning into workout staples for middle-aged and elderly groups.

A certain superstar: "Chen Luren is a complete menace. He's set Chinese pop music back twenty years."

A certain diva: "His songs have no artistic merit. Only farmers listen to them."

A certain vicious music critic: "Chen Luren has no culture at all. His songs have monotonous melodies and vulgar lyrics."

Fans young and old: "Wait, Chen Luren, the chief designer of the aerospace program? Chen Luren, the youngest academician of the Academy of Sciences? Chen Luren, the greatest writer of our time? The recipient of the Peace Medal, the Wolf of Wall Street from the East?"

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The financiers: "Isn't he in show business?"

Chen Luren: "Having more skills never hurts. It's not a big deal if I've learned a little extra, right?"

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