My Songs Are Lame? Rakshasa Sea City Has Some Serious Staying Power

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Su Ke became the once-renowned godfather of "Love Song of the Western Sea," whose music had been smeared as tacky by his peers in Beijing's entertainment circles five years ago, then forgotten.

His System activated. It didn't operate in the entertainment industry, but it was designed to take on that world. As long as he wrote songs on his own livestream and sparked a heated discussion, he would earn rewards.

Su Ke performed "Rakshasa Sea City"!

Netizens: This song climbs a high peak in one step, kills a chicken in ten, pierces a poplar in a hundred, and reaches even higher peaks in a thousand.

Na Ying: I said he was tacky, and he still didn't believe me. What is this garbage? Is it supposed to be highbrow?

Netizens: As expected, it really grows on you! The mule still doesn't know it's a chicken!

Then he performed "Little River Flowing with Water, 1952" on the livestream!

Buddha Jumps Over the Wall Rap: What is this supposed to be? Is it better than my last-minute prayer? One star!

Police: You're suspected of insulting fallen heroes. Come with us!

Netizens: Damn, this song really hits hard!

As Su Ke performed one song after another on his livestream,

his private life was exposed!

Who said Su Ke was struggling financially? He lives in a 1,000-square-meter mansion!

Isn't it normal for a godfather to live in a mansion?

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