Showbiz: One Song a Week, and You Call That Slacking Off?

Zhong Yuan transmigrates to a parallel world and spends ten years refusing to copy songs, determined to create his own originals. But ever since making his debut on a talent show, he has spent ten years writing original music, only to become a celebrity on the strength of a face as handsome as Yan Zu's. Not one of his songs has become a hit, and his company wants him to switch to acting.

But there's no way he's going to act. Zhong Yuan flatly refuses. To his surprise, he is eventually fired, and even his stage name and copyrights are taken away.

Utterly speechless, Zhong Yuan can only give up and copy a couple of songs to get by, just to keep up appearances as a singer.

"I'm done pretending. I'll come clean and give up. I'm actually a transmigrator, so from now on, I'll just be a delivery man and copy songs."

No one believes him.

That is, until Zhong Yuan releases a new song every week, performs five new songs at a single music festival, and writes ten songs under eight names in eight different styles. Today he's called Zhou Dong, tomorrow Song Ge.

The whole internet goes crazy. This is what you call giving up?

His former company goes crazy too. Were you deliberately singing all those cheesy songs to mess with us?

Zhong Yuan is at a loss. I told you, I'm a transmigrator. All my songs are copied. Copied! You

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