Showbiz: The Dad Makes His Debut, and All His Fans Are Hot Moms

“Look at the songs people write for their wives. They make me cry buckets.” “Before you married her, you called her your sweetheart. After you got married, you started calling each other ‘bro.’” “No surprises, no love left. If you know us, you know we’re married. If you don’t, you’d think we were roommates.” Zhao Yihang transmigrated to a parallel world and entered a singing competition as a full-time stay-at-home dad. His song “Lilac,” written in memory of his late wife, moved everyone in the audience, bringing the beautiful young wives in the crowd to tears. Then, Zhao Yihang set the internet ablaze with “Praying to Buddha,” leaving countless married women in tears. “Zhao Yihang’s songs are dangerous. My wife says they make her feel young again.” “It’s the end of the world. My wife won’t even go to the beauty salon because she wants to watch Zhao Yihang’s show.” “My wife banned me from our bedroom for three days because I said something bad about Zhao Yihang.” Years later, a famous music critic put it this way: The fans of pop queen Wang Xingling are all domineering CEOs, while the fans of superstar Li Ming are all rich women. And Zhao Yihang’s fans are all beautiful young wives.