Showbiz: I Recited the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng from the Start and Shocked My Beautiful Roommate

After waking up, Lin Ye transmigrated to a parallel world where culture had been lost. He was only a radio station intern. When his Chanel-loving landlady came to demand the rent, Lin Ye smiled calmly. “Sister Wang, how about I trade you a love song for the rent? I guarantee you’ll become the woman everyone online envies most.” Later, at a national arts exchange, industry veterans looked down on him and mocked him. He picked up his pen and wrote the greatest parallel prose ever composed: “Sunset clouds and a lone wild duck soar side by side; autumn waters merge with the vast sky in one hue.” His preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng silenced the literary world and brought its leading masters to their feet. A famous tower that had lain quiet for a thousand years became a top-tier star across the nation overnight. When the godfather of the music world criticized him as “neither fish nor fowl,” he pioneered a new Chinese style with Blue and White Porcelain and sang of madness in Exaggerated. When literary giants questioned his lack of cultural depth, Memorial to Yueyang Tower made him worry for his country and its people, The Hard Road to Shu made him famous throughout the land, and Border Town established him as a pioneer of modern and contemporary literature. When capital moguls tried to use their control over online traffic to blacklist him, he threw out the screenplay for Dying to Survive. Its word of mouth and box office success completely reshuffled the rules of the industry! Poetry, music, novels, film and television… With his own strength, Lin Ye set off an unprecedented cultural renaissance in this unfamiliar era! Years later, Lin Ye, now an emperor of the entertainment world, looked at his wealthy landlady, whose smile bloomed like a flower. “Why did you invest in me when I had nothing?” Wang Qingya’s red lips curled into a smile, her eyes glimmering. “Because when you wrote ‘The sky is high and the earth vast; I feel the universe’s boundlessness’ atop the Pavilion of Prince Teng, I knew this small age could never contain you.”