A Bad Girl's Song: Your Youth Didn't Let You Down

Su Chen debuted at a young age. One song, "Dear Customer, You Can't," became a hit in every street and alley, ushering in an entire era of non-mainstream culture.

Then "Bad Girl" made him a top-tier star.

But his fame became too overwhelming, and Su Chen was eventually banned and shelved.

Eight years later, a variety show called Brothers of the Past invited Su Chen to join.

In the show's script, Su Chen was meant to be a mere supporting act, a sacrificial lamb.

But...

When Su Chen finished singing "Bad Girl,"

memories long buried by countless netizens came rushing back.

"My head hurts. I feel like my bangs are growing back!"

"The first time I heard it, I had side-swept bangs. Now, the second time around, I'm bald on top. Sigh..."

"Back when I listened to this song, I could get 80 kills on the transport ship!"

After Su Chen made a successful comeback, the concert that had never taken place all those years ago was set to be revived as well.

As one new song after another came out, some lyrics made it into university Chinese textbooks, while other songs became national favorites.

That night, Su Chen finally stood tall at a concert that belonged to him alone.

"Your youth was nothing to be ashamed of!"

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