Su Yan transmigrated to a parallel world and formed a group called Childhood Sweethearts with his girlfriend, Yi Qing.
Thanks to songs written by Su Yan, including “The Most Dazzling Ethnic Trend” and “Little Apple,” Childhood Sweethearts shot to fame, becoming a sensation in just one year.
But after becoming famous, Yi Qing got carried away. She began to find Su Yan's songs too old-fashioned, dumped him, and turned to a top composer in the industry.
Childhood Sweethearts disbanded, and the two became strangers.
After the split, the entire internet assumed that Su Yan, who could only sing “Oh Yeah” and “Yo Yo,” would leave the industry for good.
Who could have guessed that Su Yan would upload “East Wind Breaks,” setting off a wave of Chinese-style music?
When everyone in the industry thought “East Wind Breaks” was the pinnacle of Chinese-style music and that even Su Yan couldn't write a better song in the genre, he uploaded “Blue and White Porcelain.”
The whole internet was astounded, and everyone in the industry was left speechless.
As Yi Qing's career began to decline after going solo, she grew jealous of Su Yan's explosive success. When she publicly mocked him, asking what else he could do besides old-fashioned songs and Chinese-style music, Su Yan uploaded a love song called “Ten Years.”
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Years later, when Su Yan had become a national singing legend, his cheating ex-girlfriend came crawling back, begging to get back together.
Su Yan's response was simple… Get lost!
Come on, author, it's actually pretty good.
It's pretty good. There's no running account. It's a pity that the ending is too hasty.
What a hasty novel. Is it okay for a short article?
Not bad, but it ended too quickly