Showbiz: I Only Write Cheesy Songs for My Wife, and Reba Is Furious

Jiang Ye transmigrates to a parallel world and gets married to Dilraba from the start.

After they marry, Jiang Ye writes songs for his wife whenever he has time.

Knowing that Dilraba isn't a professional singer, he writes her simple, catchy songs, like "Little Apple."

Every one of them becomes a huge hit, but Dilraba's reputation takes a nosedive. Online, people even dub her the Queen of Corny Songs.

Faced with all the teasing, Dilraba can only sigh: "It's not that I want to sing cheesy songs. My husband just can't write anything else!"

To prove that Jiang Ye is the only one who's "corny," Dilraba secretly signs him up for the CCTV program Voice of Huaxia.

All the creators must write lyrics and compose music on the spot based on a prompt provided by the show. The winning song will be permanently adopted by the national team.

Just then, Jiang Ye awakens a System. Whenever one of his songs is adopted by the national team, he receives all kinds of god-tier rewards.

They want a traditional Chinese-style song? Is one "Blue and White Porcelain" enough?

They want a song about youth? Will "Young China" blow them away?

Watching Jiang Ye write one grand, sophisticated song after another, Dilraba breaks down.

So you give the classy songs to the country and the corny ones to me, huh?

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