Lin Zhou transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a down-and-out trainee.
Luckily, he binds himself to the [Entertainment System].
The more missions he completes, the richer the rewards.
On talent shows, he performs “Fairy,” “The Most Dazzling Ethnic Wind,” “Love for Sale,” and “Azhen Fell in Love with Aqiang,” unlocking the title King of Cheesy Dance Music.
A popular star: “His songs are so tacky. They have no substance.”
Certain industry veterans: “He insults art. He has no culture.”
Facing a tidal wave of criticism, Lin Zhou spreads his hands. “Fine, I won't pretend anymore. Actually, I know a tiny bit of everything.”
Want to show off your romance on Valentine's Day? He hits back with “Happy Breakup,” “Let's Just Part Ways,” and “Dignity”!
Are variety shows all the same? He takes the guests to a wedding banquet to feast, moonlights as the Minister of Rites, and serves up the wedding anthem “For You”!
Foreign cultures invade, and people shout that China can only plagiarize.
He fires back with Chinese-style songs: “Blue and White Porcelain,” “Fireworks Cool Easily,” and “A Thousand Miles Away,” followed by traditional-style opera songs: “The Red Ling,” “Silken Thread Play,” and “Three Thousand Worlds.”
Fans: “??? Lin Dog, I barely recognize you.”
A hater: “I won't change a word about your past! A leopard can't change its spots. Cheesy music will always be cheesy.”
Lin Zhou: “All right, all right. Should I just avoid your sharp tongue?”
“Lone Warrior,” “Misaligned Time and Space (May Fourth Edition),” “The Bauhinia Blooms,” “Dragon Scales of Heaven and Earth,” and “Boundless Lands.”
The hater loses it: “Can't you take a joke?!”
The state media are ecstatic: “They're mine, all mine!!!”
Lin Zhou: “So, are my songs still tacky?”
I've read Chapter 60, it's very good, keep up the hard work, I like it very much