I Offended the Powers That Be on a Music Show, Then Became a Top-Tier Star

Shen Ye transmigrated to the set of Bro's Show, a music competition modeled after Sisters Who Make Waves. He refused to play the role of a pampered young master propped up by capital, and went solo, performing original songs on the rearrangement stage.

In the first round, he sang "A Lifetime of Love" while accompanying himself on guitar, making Boss Yang cry.

But capital manipulated the results behind the scenes, nearly getting him eliminated.

In the second round, he performed "Dragon Fist" with a five-animal boxing routine, winning himself a fan in Mei Yiliya.

But capital accused him of lip-syncing.

In the third round, he sang the Chinese classic "A Man Should Be Strong," earning praise from major state-run media outlets.

But capital framed him for drug use.

After proving his innocence, Shen Ye struck back with "The Lonely Warrior," paying tribute to the heroes who fight drug trafficking and moving millions of online viewers.

To suppress Shen Ye, capital invited Japanese and Korean stars to join the show, hoping their professional teams would eliminate him. Instead, Shen Ye repeatedly crushed them with even more impressive skills.

During the music competition, Shen Ye wrote songs for top-tier stars, filmed promotional videos for state-run media, composed music for the national team, and went toe-to-toe with veteran actors.

Before Bro's Show had even ended, Shen Ye had amassed over a hundred million fans and become a national idol, the top-tier star among top-tier stars!

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