You Call My Vocational-School Rap Lame? From the Start, I Sing 'The Brook Flows'

After waking up, Cao Aiqing discovers he has transmigrated to a parallel world.

He's competing alongside two seasoned rappers on the hit variety show Who's the King of Singers.

As one of the hottest variety shows lately,

it has invited performers from five musical fields, including folk, pop, and rap, to compete.

Viewers across the internet will cast votes under their real names to choose the final champion.

But because his previous self was a nobody,

the two artists only sent him the backing track and prepared lyrics shortly before the show began.

With time running out, his previous self had no choice but to go along with it.

But no one expected that

once the show aired, controversy would erupt online.

Insults like "technical-school rap" and "complete nonsense" came pouring in.

The other two artists, however, washed their hands of the whole thing. One even declared on the show,

"You can't tell how good someone is in a collaboration. Only a solo performance can show what professionalism means."

Cao Aiqing: "Are they trying to make me the scapegoat?"

One performance of A Stream of Water Through a Small Valley will show you what revolutionary rap sounds like.

As the show continues to air,

viewers say: "This guy's gone on a rampage! He's even taking on the production crew!"...

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