The Band Betrayed Me from the Start, Now I'm the Next Diva

An hour before the concert, Lin Feier learned the truth: she wasn’t the lead singer.

Six years of youth had earned her nothing but a termination letter. Someone else sang her songs, someone else took her place, and her fans screamed for that person from the audience. In the final second before she passed out, she heard applause swelling from the end of the corridor.

It wasn’t for her.

When she opened her eyes again, she had someone else’s memories in her head. That person was also called Lin Feier. Born mute, she had never sung a single note in her life, yet she wrote three hundred songs before she died and became a legend in Chinese-language music.

Now, a voice kissed by God and a soul filled with Earth’s entire music library had awakened in the same body.

The whole internet accused her of acting like a diva, having a messy private life, and deserving to be kicked out of her band. She didn’t respond. She simply uploaded a song. No featured placement, no promotion, not a single marketing push.

Three days later, she was at the top of the trending list. Beside the hashtag was a glaring red label: “#FoamMadeMeCry# Explosive.”

From Sing! China to King of Masked Singer, from I Am a Singer to winning Best Actress, she used one hit song after another to nail the people who had once trampled on her to the pillar of shame.

The people who had kicked her out begged her to return on their knees. The investors who had pulled their funding held out checks and pleaded with her to take them. Fans who had once turned their backs on her stood outside her concert holding light-up signs that read, “We’re sorry. Welcome home.”

She said, “I don’t need an apology. I just need to win.”

This is the story of a girl abandoned by the world who carves her way through the entertainment industry with her work, going from castoff to power player. No romance, all career, high energy from start to finish, with one satisfying payoff after another.

“I’m going to tear open the sky and sing for the girl who never got to make a sound in her life.”