Showbiz: The King of Traditional Chinese Style, I Shocked the World

Ye Qiu, a master of Peking opera from China, arrived in a parallel world and was astonished to discover that traditional Chinese opera had been suppressed to the brink of extinction.

He decided to show the whole world the power of culture.

A certain young idol said, "These are antiques from who knows how many years ago. Nowadays, everyone listens to music."

Ye Qiu smiled faintly. Who says songs can't incorporate elements of traditional opera?

"Blue and White Porcelain," "Curtain of Pearls," and "Red Ling": the moment the opera-style vocals began, the entire music industry was left dumbfounded.

He was the guardian of traditional Chinese culture who burst onto the scene in "National Beauty and Heavenly Fragrance," saving its flagging ratings single-handedly.

He was the peerless dan performer standing atop the city wall, singing mournfully in "National Treasure."

Nowadays, commercial films ruled the world, and young idols with huge fan followings were the way to go.

Yet "Farewell My Concubine" and "Winter Begonia" created box-office miracles and found success overseas, making foreign audiences shout enthusiastically, "China is awesome!"

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