Showbiz: You Tell Me to Give Up, and I Start Talking Like a Chivalrous Hero

Chu Feng transmigrates to a parallel world and takes part in the music show Chinese Style Gala.

Then he discovers that he is competing on the same stage as Jay Chou and Xu Song.

So he decides to wow the crowd with wuxia-style Chinese songs like I Love the Beauty More Than the Empire and Like a Dream of Swords.

When Jay and Xu perform songs like East Wind Breaks, Blue and White Porcelain, Broken Bridge in Snow, and Rain on Qingming, everyone onstage trembles with fear.

Even his own agency urges him to quit outright and stop trying to ride on their coattails.

But when he steps onto the stage and sings, "Life is short, just a few autumns. I won't stop until I'm drunk," Jay Chou and Xu Song are stunned, and the whole venue erupts.

"The moment he opened his mouth, he was overflowing with chivalry and effortless swagger. You call that a pretty-boy idol?"

"Come on, tell me, what pretty-boy idol could sing those words? Who could carry words like that on their shoulders?"

There are no fancy words piled on top of one another, and no forced rhymes, yet anyone who hears it knows this is the real Chinese style!

"Ding! The Host's song has inspired everyone to long for wuxia. Reward: one wuxia screenplay of the Host's choice."

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