Showbiz: One Song, Firebird, and the Island's Shrine Burns to Ashes

Ji Fan transmigrates to a parallel world. A singer in his previous life, he wants to earn money by appearing on a show.

His first song is "Firebird," and by coincidence, the island nation defies international opposition and insists on worshipping at the Yasukuni Shrine.

He sings "Firebird": "Love, burn bright! Burn, and let it all out..."

Unexpectedly, wisps of black smoke rise from the Yasukuni Shrine the very next moment.

Enormous flames soar into the sky.

Next, he sings "Raging Waves," and the arrogant island nation is devastated by a massive tsunami, leaving countless dead and injured.

He sings "Yezi," and suddenly a great wind sweeps through the Beautiful Nation, blowing the White Palace right down.

"Burn, Firebird!" Flames spread across Eagle Country, nearly destroying an entire city.

He sings "Love Like the Tide," and South Korea suffers the worst flood in its history.

He sings "The Earth," and a massive earthquake strikes Peacock Country from end to end.

"And you still say you didn't do it!" The whole world accuses him.

Ji Fan stares blankly. "I don't know anything! I'm just a singer!"

The people of Xia Country cry, "God Ji, you have to turn it up!"

That day, Ji Fan sings "New Earth" at a press conference for foreign media.

The whole world panics!

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