Since I Can’t Sing, I’ll Become a Superstar Music Producer

One day, he transmigrated into a Blue Star resident and became one of the four dream-builders on the famous Blue Star show “China's Best Songs.” In his previous life, Lan Ke had burned his vocal cords in an accident, and had gradually withdrawn from the spotlight ever since. Perhaps this variety show was his chance to make a comeback, or perhaps it was his last performance before the end. In any case, during the mentor selection round, all the contestants left to him were the ones the other mentors hadn't chosen. After several rounds of competition, only four of his original contestants remained. Doubts and ridicule came pouring down on him from every direction.

But things are different now. In this parallel world, awash with catchy, throwaway songs made for short videos, he may not be able to sing himself, but he was once an arranger and sound engineer on Earth, and he still remembers Earth's enormous music library. It's time to show what he can really do. Even a lowly servant girl can be groomed into an imperial consort.

Note: Familiar hits like “The Lonely Warrior,” “The Wind Rises,” “You at the Same Desk,” “Ten Years,” “Invisible Wings,” “Blue and White Porcelain,” and “The Wedding in a Dream” will all... not appear here. If the story were that predictable, the hero might as well be called Su Bai and the heroine Liu Ruyan. This book may feature songs readers haven't heard before, though they won't be too obscure. If you come across one you don't know, feel free to look it up on a music app. Everyone has different tastes in music and styles, so if you really don't like a song, please go easy on me.