Showbiz: So What If I Sing Offbeat? I'm Still a Superstar!

Wei Xun was once a wildly popular original singer. But because his songs were so catchy, industry insiders dismissed them as too vulgar, and the mainstream refused to recognize him.

His music gradually became no more than fringe online songs, popular in the countryside and among children left behind by migrant parents.

Unable to make any money, he was shelved by his company for eight years.

After making a comeback, he appeared on a singing show for the first time, but his excitement made him enter early, igniting a debate over "the professionalism of singers."

Idol stars accused him of lowering the bar, major media outlets lambasted him, and countless netizens hurled abuse at him. Yet he wanted to hold a concert.

As soon as the news broke, people across the industry waited eagerly to laugh at him, mocking him as the most pathetic singer ever, destined to have several times more staff at his concert than audience members.

But what happened next stunned everyone.

On the day tickets went on sale, all forty thousand were gone in eight minutes.

Only then did everyone suddenly realize: his fans... finally had money..

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