Showbiz: The Chinese Teacher Takes the Entertainment Industry by Storm

An online open lecture brought Su Zizhan into the public eye once and for all. Guided by the principle that if he was going to be uncomfortable, everyone else might as well suffer too, Su Zizhan went all in from the start and struck hard. One poem about the Battle of Red Cliffs left the entire literary world ashamed. One song about Cao Cao turned a university lecture hall into a fan convention in seconds. When the doubts and criticism grew deafening, he transformed into an online troll, like an outlaw straight out of a lawless frontier. Just as netizens' minds were collectively blown, he casually plucked Liu Miyian, the nation's sweetheart, like a flower. All of this made the nickname “Old Scoundrel Su” eclipse the elegant title “Immortal Su.” His fans say he embodies the noble spirit of Chinese literati. Those who dislike him say he's the enemy of all men. Middle and high school students see him as a devil who smiles while hiding a knife. The entertainment industry considers him a catfish stirring up the market. But does Su Zizhan care? Of course he doesn't. The beauty of Chinese writing must shine like the morning star. The wonders of Chinese music must be sung for a thousand years. The depth of Chinese culture must inspire awe like a towering mountain. China's national strength must once again stand at the top of the world. It all began with an online open lecture.