Zhou Yi transmigrates to a parallel world and takes part in a music competition variety show called Star Producer, a showdown between Chinese entertainment and Korean entertainment.
In this world, China has long been overrun by the Korean Wave. The Chinese music scene is struggling to survive, and Korean stars even mock it, saying, "China has no music."
By a stroke of luck, Zhou Yi represents China's domestic entertainment industry as an intern in a musical showdown against Korean stars.
Korean superstar Quan Jilong makes a major move, hoping to crush China's domestic entertainment scene.
The show's director is a traitor who fawns over Korean stars and targets and suppresses Chinese music at every turn.
Zhou Yi awakens a System and gains the power of China's traditional arts, turning the tide.
Who says China has no music?
Zhou Yi brings out the best of Chinese tradition and crushes all comers!
With "A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix," a traditional Chinese instrumental piece, he overwhelms a nationally acclaimed musician.
With "Ambush from Ten Sides," another traditional Chinese piece, he wins over the biggest names in music.
Wearing golden armor and riding on rainbow clouds, Zhou Yi takes the stage at the variety show's finale with a traditional Peking opera monkey-king performance.
The Great Sage Returns, defeats the Korean stars, and revitalizes Chinese entertainment!
With Zhou Yi around, the great revival of Chinese entertainment is just around the corner.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
