The Whole Internet Turns Against Me? I'm the King of Entertainment

Ye Lin transmigrates to another world and, from the start, is framed by the girl who was once his unattainable first love. The whole internet turns against him, cursing and boycotting him. At that moment, Ye Lin awakens the Entertainment King System... As long as he makes someone feel any kind of emotion toward him, he can exchange it for entertainment content.

Later, Ye Lin discovers that this world's history is much like the one in his previous life, but it has very few works of entertainment.

Just then, Korean and American entertainment industries launch a massive invasion. Chaos reigns at home, and Chinese pop music is on the verge of collapse.

The country's artists are all quietly chasing feminine culture. Male performers are neither masculine nor feminine, while female performers have lost all sense of shame and chastity.

Faced with this situation, Ye Lin resolutely steps forward, determined to save Chinese pop music and reshape the worldview of the people of China.

One song, “Under the Sea,” makes the whole internet see him in a new light.

One song, “Preface to the Orchid Pavilion,” transforms netizens' views on love and sets the internet ablaze.

One book, To Live, leaves fans weeping on the spot and swearing they'll personally kill Ye Lin.

One song, “Old Boy,” leaves middle-aged men sobbing in silence.

One song, “Young China,” makes the men of China stand tall again, their backs straight and their heads held high.

Years later, Ye Lin stands at the peak of Chinese pop music, gazing down at the world alone.

The girl who was once his unattainable first love begs him to forgive her, saying she was wrong.

Did you really realize your mistake? You just realized you're finished.