Transmigrating into the Eighteenth Tier? One Song About Grandma Brings the Audience to Tears!

[Showbiz, singing, System, entertainment industry, patriotic songs, perfect for listening to music and watching variety shows] Qin Cheng, a low-level worker in the entertainment industry, transmigrates to the parallel world of Longguo and becomes a C-list singer whose contract is practically designed to make him pay damages. The company assigns him gigs where he has to dance around at funerals or laugh and joke at birthday banquets. Qin Cheng is at a loss when his golden finger appears. One song, “Grandma,” brings the mother of an army officer to tears at a birthday banquet, where she has come to see her old friends. After a brief burst of popularity, he is humiliated by a fellow company singer who relies on pitch correction. Qin Cheng writes “Learning to Meow” in ten minutes, and female singers scramble to get the rights. Viewers watching the livestream are stunned. Since when did C-list singers get this good? The company tears up his compensation contract and offers him a new revenue split, leaving Qin Cheng with all the leverage! Qin Cheng: No, I think being a C-list singer is pretty great! To achieve his ultimate dream, Qin Cheng charges ahead, singing all the way. Aren’t Earth’s classics better than your endless squeaking and warbling?