Singing Revolutionary Songs at KTV, Yang Mi Begged Me to Stop Showing Off

With nowhere else to turn, Wang Xuan seeks shelter with Yang Mi.

Instead, she takes him to a KTV to entertain rich women.

Ding!

Congratulations, Host. You have acquired the Red Songs System. Your singing ability is multiplied by ten when you sing red songs.

Wang Xuan performs "Ying Shan Hong" at the KTV.

Rich Woman A: I should be ashamed of myself for making such a wholesome young man drink with me.

Rich Woman B: Why am I wasting my life here?

Yang Mi: I can't believe this kid is so talented. I shouldn't have brought him to this party for rich women.

The head of the cultural troupe pushes open the door: That was an amazing performance.

The troupe leader invites Wang Xuan to join, but he turns down a full-time position and agrees to work only as an external performer.

As an external performer, Wang Xuan leads a group of rural students in a performance of "Defend the Yellow River," winning the choral competition.

Later, everyone sees Wang Xuan again on a rap show.

His rendition of "Little River Flowing Water 1952" brings the audience to tears.

CCTV's verdict: This is what rap from the Dragon Kingdom should sound like.

Audience members exclaim: Wang Xuan's songs give me goosebumps.

TV shows everywhere: Get Wang Xuan on our show, now!

Not long afterward, Yang Mi suddenly realizes: Why is Dilraba with Wang Xuan?

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