Showbiz: Copying Is One Thing, but Passing It Off as Yours Is Wrong

Ye Chen transmigrated to a parallel world. He debuted at fifteen, and in just three years became a musical prodigy adored by students across the country, famous while still young.

One song, "Funeral of the Rose," let him dominate the campus scene.

Another, "What's Wrong with That?", was sung by students all across the country.

He was once hailed as a giant of Penguin Music and the king of an era.

But for one reason after another, although his songs were a hit on campuses nationwide, he was never recognized. In the end, he faded into obscurity.

Because Ye Chen had not made the company a profit for a long time, its executives secretly reworked his songs on a massive scale, repackaging them as plagiarized material and releasing them again.

Haihudie Music: "Ye Chen? Just some has-been online singer!"

Plagiarist singer: "Who is Ye Chen? Is he more popular than me?"

After being provoked again and again, Ye Chen grew disheartened and left the company.

But what happened next took everyone by surprise.

In just a few short...

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