Showbiz: I'm a Post-2000s Kid, and I Keep It Real

Lu Cheng transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a guest on a music show.

From the start, he awakens a God-Tier Choice System.

"Choice One: Put on a fake persona and go with the flow, flattering and currying favor with everyone."

"Choice Two: Keep it real, and meet everything head-on."

Faced with all the insincere flattery and mutual back-scratching in the entertainment industry,

Lu Cheng chooses to keep it real.

A top-tier star's cheesy pop song

Everyone praises its down-to-earth lyrics, its authentic depiction of life, and its internationally fashionable singing style...

Only Lu Cheng openly mocks it: "You forced together a bunch of rhymes just to attract attention. Even a dog wouldn't write this. You call that down-to-earth?"

"Vulgar lyrics that encourage rebellion, and you call that international style?"

Using backstage favors to get ahead

Lu Cheng: "I'll work with her only if she gets gender reassignment surgery."

And so,

Lu Cheng makes countless enemies in the industry and earns himself the nickname 'the Disciplinary Inspector.'

When people retaliate and try to suppress him,

his fans say, "We'll pool our money to put out your album and fund your concert."

The official media say, "Go ahead and do what you want. Let's see who dares to lay a hand on you..."

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