Showbiz: One Uplifting Song Made Me a Top-Tier Star

Su Chen transmigrates to a parallel world, where he finds himself at the graduation ceremony being held at his school.

There are only ten minutes left before he's due to take the stage and sing.

He has no special talents at all. He's definitely not cut out for singing!

Luckily, the [King of the Arts] System awakens, granting him master-level vocal range, master-level control over switching between full voice and falsetto, and master-level skill in traditional Chinese opera singing from the start!

No one pays any attention to Su Chen, an ordinary young man. But once he finishes singing “Mandarin Ducks at Play,” everyone finds themselves smiling with satisfaction and clapping along to the beat.

The line “Three or five strokes on the inkstone, and the partridges sing as ink falls” grows more captivating with every listen, and countless people compete to analyze its meaning.

The line “Oh, little maiden, don't worry. When spring comes, snow will blanket the tower again” wins the hearts of countless actresses, earning Su Chen the nickname “Heartthrob Arsonist.”

Li Mi, Reba, and Bai Lu all approach him to ask for songs, hoping that Brother Su Chen will write one especially for them.

Then his song “Traveling to the Capital” becomes a phenomenal hit, topping countless charts.

“Snow in the Spring Courtyard,” “Wine at Guanshan,” “Ten Years in the Human World”...

One classic traditional-opera-style song after another leaves everyone in the industry, where all they make is shallow pop, too disheartened to carry on!