You Told Me to Play the Victim, but I Went Ahead and Blurted Out the Truth

[Singing novel + Hit songwriter + System + Feel-good power fantasy]

Han Xuan transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes an entertainer at a talent agency.

At the company’s arrangement, he signs up for Tomorrow’s Star.

At the audition, the other contestants all try to make their debuts by playing up their sob stories. Han Xuan plans to do the same, without thinking too hard about it.

The audience expects him to follow suit, but this guy takes the show in a completely different direction.

Halfway through his sob story, Han Xuan can’t keep a straight face any longer.

“I grew up in an orphanage. My parents died before I was even born.”

“Hahaha, sorry! It’s my first time playing up a sob story, so I’m not very good at it!”

After he cracks up, everyone thinks he has no chance.

But Han Xuan’s blunt, hilarious honesty wins the audience over.

“This guy is way too honest!”

“They told you to go onstage and play up your sob story. Why are you laughing?”

Just as everyone assumes Han Xuan is a gag act arranged by the production team, his professional-level vocals and MAX-level delivery set the whole venue alight with a song called Drop Tower.

It turns out Han Xuan is a genuinely talented singer-songwriter!

As Han Xuan’s fame grows and he becomes more and more popular, every song he releases becomes a hit.

Ten years later, just as Han Xuan fades out of the entertainment industry, singers, fans, and music lovers across the scene beg him as one:

“Boss, please, don’t leave the music industry! Without you, there won’t be any more classics. Your hit songs are impossible to come by!”