Tian Chao was expelled from school and sent home. Taking his grandfather's place as a suona player, he revealed his talent with a rendition of "A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix" and rose to fame overnight…
A casual selfie and a short skit become an overnight sensation.
A single idea brings a show back from the brink.
As he prepares to make a movie, stars from every corner of the industry scramble to join the cast.
The entertainment industry's biggest names actually call me Master Chao.
Grandfather: "Let me become your disciple!"
Homeroom teacher: "I'm sorry. I was wrong about you. Please accept my apology."
Principal Wang: "Son, please come back! The school needs talented people like you."
Classmates: "Big bro, we're in your hands. Please accept our humble bow!"
Goddess: "Let me buy you milk tea tonight. Don't be late!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Funny? Even if someone passes away and an anchor broadcasts the live broadcast, the protagonist is actually asked to play the role of a century-old phoenix? The protagonist still agreed? Aren't you afraid of being beaten to death?
Comments on Chapter 1: Accidentally Exposed Strength, "Signing in the Scumbag: Starting a Counterattack with a Suona" written by the First Maid.