Showbiz: I Only Sing Cantonese Songs, and I'm Taking the Music Scene by Storm!

After transmigrating into a parallel world where Cantonese songs have fallen into decline, Su Ming becomes a radio host.

He binds himself to the Cantonese King System and begins his legendary journey.

When students facing the gaokao can no longer bear the pressure and contemplate suicide, one song, "No More Hesitation," rekindles their fighting spirit.

One song, "You Hide It from Me," lays bare the heartache of lovers.

One song, "Bicycle," expresses the countless emotions between father and son.

One song, "Exaggerated": I may not be your cup of tea, but you can still drink your fill.

"Thousands of Songs" and "Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies" inspire tens of thousands to sing along.

On his trip to Hong Kong, one song, "The Great Wall Will Never Fall," brings together the spirit of the Chinese people.

He promotes Cantonese culture through his actions, leading by example.

The Four Heavenly Kings and the queen, Faye Wong, all extend invitations to him.

He composes for his country and exports its culture, making Cantonese culture the talk of the world.

"Cantonese songs are in decline? That's because I haven't made my entrance!"

Su Ming declares, "Cantonese songs are dead? Then I'll crown myself the Cantonese Emperor!"

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