[No romance, strong female lead + entertainment industry + bringing over works from another world + Blue Star transmigration + success across multiple fields]
Jiang Nan'in had a very long dream.
In it, she transmigrated to a strange world: Earth in the midst of the apocalypse. There, she was confined and experimented on, enduring a life worse than death every day.
When she woke up, she thought it had only been a terrible nightmare, but the scars on her back were real.
At the same time, something called the “All-Round Entertainment System” came looking for her.
The System said that entertainment on Blue Star was dead, and she had to be the one to spur its growth.
And so Jiang Nan'in began her journey as a “copycat creator.”
She gives “Song of the Common Folk” to veteran singer Sun Jianyuan, whose performance brings the entire middle-aged and elderly audience to tears.
“Arabian Nights” is catchy and upbeat, winning over young listeners with pinpoint precision.
While others are still racking their brains over a hit song, she's already using Earth's classics to blaze ahead.
Shangyuan International offers her a deal, and industry bigwigs line up to work with her.
With Earth's cultural treasure trove at her fingertips, she takes on both novels and music, gradually making her mark. She rises from an unknown student to a celebrated songwriting genius, leaving competitors across the internet in the dust.
After decades of stagnation, Blue Star's entertainment industry finally comes alive again thanks to her.
