Showbiz: They Asked You to Sing, Not to Roast People

Su Qing transmigrates into a parallel world and discovers that the original owner was blacklisted by a production crew after exposing and criticizing its shady dealings, then sidelined by the Tianhai Entertainment company he worked for.

To make ends meet, Su Qing has no choice but to start livestreaming for some extra cash.

Just then, he awakens the "Satire System." As long as he successfully satirizes someone through his work, he can earn rewards.

Thus, a musical judge is born.

One song, "Rakshasa Sea City," for the four musical "clowns" who once did everything they could to smear and blacklist him.

One song, "Elevator Warrior," to blast rappers who do nothing but yell and scream, have no class, yet think they're all that.

One song, "Love You Even in Death," to diss those keyboard-warrior haters.

One song, "Don't Bite Me," to mock the unscrupulous merchants who resell pirated copies and infringe on the copyright to his music.

Netizens: Simple trash talk, maximum satisfaction! Please, stop roasting people! This celebrity has gone berserk!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.