[The rating has only just come out and will rise later. No female lead + System + plagiarism of works from another world + secret identities. Pure wish fulfillment.]
Lu Yuanzhou transmigrates.
The original owner was a somewhat talented composer. After pouring his heart and soul into a song, someone stole it and framed him for plagiarism. On the day he was fired, he never woke up again.
Meanwhile, the thief was basking in glory thanks to that very song.
After absorbing the original owner's memories, Lu Yuanzhou opened his computer.
Drafts, revision history, project files, timestamps: the original owner hadn't deleted a thing.
That was enough.
On the fourth day, he bundled up all the evidence and posted it directly on social media.
The news exploded across the trending lists. The plagiarist was condemned by the entire internet and disgraced that very day. The company's stock plunged, and three days later it had become an industry laughingstock.
That same night, a notification sounded in his mind, announcing that the System had bound itself to him:
[The Entertainment Compendium System has been activated]
[Mission: Spread the treasures of Earth's culture in another world]
Lu Yuanzhou glanced at the vast sea of entertainment works in the system's vault.
“Next...”
“It's time to show this world what real entertainment looks like.”
I hope the protagonist can be firmer and not be too vague, as if others can guess that he didn't write it. "He wants to say that I didn't think about anyone, this song was not written by me. But he couldn't say that. "I feel guilty
It's pretty good. There's nothing to quarrel with you or me. There's a lazy and rhythmic way of life in it. It just feels a little off, so I can't say it's interesting. Overall, it's to my liking. After all, this book is one of the few that I can read from beginning to end.
Please give me a five-star review. Come on, the author, change the phrase "silent, stunned for a moment, thinking about it for a long time" -_-||
Ouch! The author replied to me, wait for me to send you a little red flower!
It feels light when I read it, without any exaggerated words.