After Ten Years of Ban, a Rakshasa Sea Hit the Internet

Travel through parallel worlds. Ye Heng became a talented singer who was banned by his peers in Beijing ten years ago and died of alcoholism. The system is activated and the task is released. Task 1: In three days, do one hundred good deeds and extend your life by 30 days. Mission 2: Release an album, sell 100,000 copies, and extend your life by half a year. Task 3: Post an event and gain attention from the entire network. Every 100 likes will extend your life by one second, up to three years. To extend life. Ye Heng chose the third task. The song Rakshasa Haishi was released. It immediately became popular all over the Internet. Followed by the crazy connotation of the upside-down song, a Beijing-based singer. Let the singers in the Beijing circle break the defense! "He's back! He's back! The singer who belongs to the national entertainment industry is back!" "This is our song!" "Those born in the 80s, 90s, and 00s are all controlled by Ye Shen!" "..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.