After transmigrating to a parallel world, Zhou Tian discovers that the Chinese music scene here is nothing but a wasteland. Luckily, the USB drive he carries contains every one of Jay Chou’s songs.
When the intro to “Nunchucks” explodes across the talent show stage, the entire music scene trembles. “Silence” breaks countless hearts; “Huo Yuanjia” ushers in Chinese-style music; and the opening of “In the Name of the Father” descends from above, setting the entire internet ablaze.
“Contestant, where do you get your inspiration?” Facing the camera, Zhou Tian smiles faintly. “If I told you I wrote all these songs by myself, would you believe me?”
From then on, the Chinese music scene enters an era ruled by “one person.”
