Other People's Fans Just Learned to Behave, but Mine Are Already Board Members

At twenty, Chen Han broke into the music scene and took campuses by storm.

His debut songs, including "The You at the Same Desk," made him the voice of youth for a time.

But a copyright dispute led the company executives to blacklist him, and he fell from his pedestal.

For ten years, he faded into obscurity, until his devoted fan-turned-agent gave him a chance to start over.

He went on I Am a Singer, only to be met with disdain and ridicule from the public.

At that moment, his old fans couldn't take it anymore!

Countless young business owners, now successful, spent fortunes buying votes for him.

You dare insult my idol? Then you're fired.

You think you can buy online votes with money? Can you outspend us?

The show pulls a dirty trick? We'll sell off every share in the company behind the show, right here and now.

At last, those who wanted to target Chen Han realized the truth.

The poor boys who used to listen to his songs on campus ten years ago had become leading figures across all kinds of industries.

I'm dropping out! I'm done competing! Chen Han's support group is made up entirely of chairmen. How are we supposed to compete with that?

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