Guo Zhen transmigrates to a parallel world, hoping to become a singer-songwriter.
His record company sells his copyrights without his permission.
When he joins a music competition show, his screen time is maliciously cut.
He promises to hold a concert for his fans, but another idol group uses the event to practice snatching tickets, buying them all up.
Starting over, he joins a music variety show.
He only wants to work hard, create music, and perform on more mainstream stages to shed his “non-mainstream” label. But things gradually go off the rails: everyone, onstage and off, wants to see him fall in love?
The Ultimate Rating System activates.
First mission: interact with every female singer who’s his partner?
Every interaction wows the audience, and ends up drawing millions of fans online to ship the couples?
The whole internet is stunned!
“Aaaah, I want to hold my goddess’s hand too!”
“Do singers have to make this kind of sacrifice now?”
“What? That costs extra!”
“The Prince of Love Songs stumbles into the Spider Ladies’ lair, holding hands, wrapping arms around waists, and dancing close!”
“Music-show fans are going wild shipping couples!”
The first part is good, but why is there time travel later? To be honest, I skipped all the time travel chapters. Personally, I don't really like urban entertainment novels and time travel plots, but the first part is really good.