Showbiz: The Lyrics Are All Insults, and You Call Yourself a Music Legend?

Lin Ye's university advisor makes an unreasonable demand, forcing him to put on a show for the Black international students.

Just as Lin Ye is about to refuse, he happens to activate a System. As long as the songs he performs earn resentment points from the audience, he'll receive rewards.

And so Lin Ye begins his career of roasting people.

At a welcome party for international students, he performs "Sunshine, Rainbow, Little White Horse" in front of a crowd of Black students, and the show goes wild.

When the public accuses Lin Ye of insulting the international students, he hits those foreigners-worshipping ingrates with another scathing song, "Compendium of Materia Medica."

Paparazzi tailing him? He gives them "Besieged on All Sides."

An influencer accuses him of plagiarism? He fires back with "Don't Bite Me."

Everyone in the music industry can't stand him? He sweeps the Golden Melody Awards with "Rakshasa Sea City."

Just when everyone thinks Lin Ye's career of mouthing off is finally coming to an end,

Lin Ye brings out another new song.

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