Showbiz: Writing “Blue and White Porcelain” Is Easy! So Easy!

[Literary Copycat] + [Feel-Good Power Fantasy] + [Comedy] + [Lighthearted, No Angst]

When Lu Yan transmigrates to a parallel world, he discovers he’s a contestant on Tomorrow’s Trainees, where only those selected get the chance to debut.

With no backers and no connections, Lu Yan decides to use a cheat.

When “Blue and White Porcelain” begins to play, a new star of traditional Chinese style is born, and he takes the internet by storm.

Yet Lu Yan says, “A song like ‘Blue and White Porcelain’ is easy to write. Too easy. I wrote it in three days. Why don’t I write more? Because I can’t stick to just one style. A guy’s gotta have some dignity!”

His words set off a storm. Countless so-called experts and listeners accuse Lu Yan of bragging. How could a masterpiece like “Blue and White Porcelain” possibly be easy to write?

Amid the widespread skepticism, Lu Yan releases an album.

When songs like “East Wind Breaks,” “Hair Like Snow,” “A Thousand Miles Away,” “Red-Dust Inn,” and “A Laugh from the Vast Sea” come out, the whole internet goes wild.

Jay: “I feel like I’ve been living in his shadow this whole time.”

Ex-girlfriend: “Waaah, I regret it!”

Fans: “Lu Yan is the eternal god of Chinese pop! Nobody can surpass him!”