Showbiz: I Stole the Korean Wave and Became the Godfather of Chinese Entertainment

Name: Showbiz: I Stole the Korean Wave and Became the Godfather of Chinese Entertainment
Author: Who's Lazy Sheep? I'm the Lazy King

娱乐：截胡韩流，我成了华娱教父

by Who's Lazy Sheep? I'm the Lazy King (谁是懒羊羊我是懒大王)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 64k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban High-Concept
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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“You Chinese are only fit to be stepping stones for Korean pop!”

In his previous life, Lin Mo was a “tool” for a Korean company: he sang the hardest parts, took the blame for every scandal, and ultimately died onstage saving his teammates.

Reborn on the day he terminated his contract, he awakened the [Entertainment Classics System]. Looking at his still-ordinary face in the mirror, he sneered:

“EXO’s ‘Growl’? From now on, it’s called ‘Dragon’s Roar’!”

Three years later, when Korea’s three biggest entertainment agencies joined forces to blacklist him, his trainees had already swept the Melon charts.

A Korean reporter demanded in despair, “Why are you destroying Korean pop?”

He smiled faintly. “No. I’m just putting Chinese pop back where it belongs.”

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