Showbiz: Stop Giving Me Awards, I Already Have Eight Wives

Su Haotian transmigrates to a parallel world.

Here, culture has fallen behind, and young people have already become Westernized.

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

Yang TV launches a major new program, The Stories of History, and chooses Su Haotian as its cultural ambassador.

One song, Serve the Country with Utmost Loyalty, has people listening to Yue Fei's story with tears in their eyes.

One song, Yunchang, earns Guan Yu, the Lord Guan revered for his loyalty and righteousness, the admiration of thousands.

One song, Wukong, gets people talking about their own mythology.

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 whole days. Get something lined up already!”

When Su Haotian isn't proactive, the country hounds him for new content.

Su Haotian turns them down, saying he's getting old and needs to go on a blind date.

He never expected the country to offer him a wife as a reward.

“Bingbing, you go pester him today.”

“Yang Mi, why don't you try to seduce him?”

“Reba, quit eating. I've got a mission for you.”

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