Showbiz: What, My Song Was Plagiarized Again?

After transmigrating five years ago, Chu Tian created classic songs such as "How Could It Be?", "Moon over Luzhou", "If Only Then" and "Rain on Qingming Day", earning the title of Campus King of Song.

Over the past five years,

plagiarized songs had sprung up everywhere.

From "Plowing Man's Worries" to "Clouds, Smoke, and Rain", from "Watching Flowers" to "Simple Happiness", they had copied nearly every one of Chu Tian’s songs.

Then, by chance,

Chu Tian found out

that his boss had struck a shady deal with other companies, extensively rearranging and repackaging his songs as plagiarized works and releasing them a second time for profit.

What’s that supposed to mean?

Is stealing my songs really that lucrative?

Boss, I’m afraid you’re fired!

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