From the Start, Blacklisted: I Wrote Military Songs and Broke into Showbiz

At eighteen, Su Yang signed with Times Tianhua, one of the entertainment industry's top companies. After refusing the sexual advances of a male executive, the company shelved him for six years. He tried several times to sue and terminate his contract, but failed.

A young man from Earth transmigrates into Su Yang's body and awakens an entertainment System that gives him hit songs from Earth, only to discover that he has already signed away his freedom.

The company controls the music copyrights, and even singing a new song he wrote himself counts as infringement.

Facing the company's suppression and traps in his contract, Su Yang decides to take an unconventional path to complete his System missions.

For the centennial anniversary of the founding of the military, he writes the military song “We Are Soldiers” for the troops.

He joins music-industry big shots in charity work and writes the inspirational song “Invisible Wings” for people with disabilities.

Times Tianhua holds his contract but can do nothing about him, forced to watch him run wild right under its nose, all because...

Damn it, I can't afford to mess with the military!

And I can't afford to mess with people with disabilities either!