Showbiz: Singing at Mushroom House, the Nation Can't Stop Demanding New Songs

Su Haotian transmigrates to a parallel world.

Here, culture has become a wasteland, and young people have already become Westernized.

They don't memorize classical poetry, and some can't even remember the names of the dynasties.

After Su Haotian gives a good performance on Mushroom House, the Yang TV program History's Stories selects him as a cultural ambassador.

With a song, "Loyalty to the Nation," people listen to the story of Yue Fei with tears in their eyes.

With a song, "Yun Chang," people seem to see Lord Guan, the very embodiment of loyalty and righteousness.

With a song, "Wukong," people enthusiastically discuss their own myths and legends.

Every song is about a person, and every person has a story.

These songs spark a nationwide craze for learning history.

"You haven't sung for two days already. Get something ready, now!"

The whole country starts hounding him for new songs, promising him anything he wants.

"The whole world has started learning Chinese. Can't I take a break?"

Su Haotian had planned to rest, but the country was offering him too much.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.