You Promised to Be the Godfather of Entertainment, and You're Going to Win the Grammy?

Gu Xuan travels through the parallel Blue Star Millennium, where there are many boys and girls, and the beginning is on hell difficulty - taking over a broken radio station at midnight, on the verge of bankruptcy, and losing his job! In a desperate situation, Gu Xuan awakens to the [Godfather System of Entertainment]: Everything can be admired, and the more popular it is, the bigger the reward will be! At that time, the Jay Chou of this world was baking pancakes on the street, the singer Wang Fei sadly retired from the industry, Liu Tianxian was a little transparent, and Da Mimi was still playing a small role... In this situation, Gu Xuan directly transformed into the godfather of entertainment, leading a group of "has-been" stars to break up the Blue Star entertainment industry. Radio resurrection? Late night "Ghost Blows Out the Lamp" frightened the audience to the point of breaking the hotline, and during the day "Hundred Schools Forum" talked about the Three Kingdoms and set off Professor Yi's path to the top! Filming a drama? "Sword" swept the ratings, and the transparent Liu Tianxian became an instant hit! Doing a variety show? "The Voice" sets off a nationwide audition storm! Writing songs? The song "In the Name of the Father" made Jay Chou become a god on the spot, and the pancake boy became a king! Over the past few years, major award ceremonies have transformed into "Gu Xuan's gratitude scene". Best actor and actress cried bitterly while holding their trophies, and the king and queen of Grammy burst into tears: "Without Dad Gu, we wouldn't be where we are today!" When everyone thought Gu Xuan was just the Midas master behind the scenes, on the peak night of "The King of Masked Singer", the mysterious singer crushed the audience! The moment he took off his mask, the entire entertainment industry knelt down: "Dad Gu, do you think we are too good at singing in person?!" Looking at the boiling world, Gu Xuan smiled slightly. Who says that praising yourself doesn't mean praising yourself?