Showbiz: One Song, A Hundred Rivers to the Sea, Sets the World Ablaze

After transmigrating to a parallel world with a barren entertainment industry, Chen Dongsheng becomes a substitute performer at a concert organized by the Central Academy of Drama to protest Japan's release of nuclear-contaminated wastewater.

At the concert, the headlining superstar makes a blunder, angering the entire audience.

The superstar is unable to perform, so Chen Dongsheng naturally takes their place as the substitute.

The organizers had originally scheduled a pop love song for Chen Dongsheng, but he takes matters into his own hands and performs a song from his previous life, "A Hundred Trillions Flow to the Sea," an anthem protesting Japan's release of nuclear-contaminated wastewater that couldn't be more timely or relevant.

As soon as the song begins, the audience feels a powerful connection, and the lyrics and rhythm set them ablaze.

Chen Dongsheng becomes an overnight sensation thanks to that concert, and the song is translated into many languages, setting the global music scene on fire.

Chen Dongsheng embarks on the road to superstardom.

He keeps releasing hit songs, including "Rakshasa Sea City," "Lone Warrior," "The Red Performer," and "The Sailor"...

Every song takes the country by storm, and some even become global hits...

He ushers in a new era of music.

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