After the Talent Show Scandal, a Calico Cat Becomes the Queen of Pop

[Female-oriented + Entertainment Industry + Talent Show + No Romance + Focused on Career] Li Xinghua, a calico cat demon who spent five hundred years cultivating, thought she could make a living off her looks after taking human form. Instead, she could only find bit parts in Hengdian, live in a shabby old apartment that cost 800 yuan a month, and spend every day calculating how to get by on 80 yuan in wages. At long last, she got a talent-show flyer: food and lodging included, plus a 3,000-yuan allowance. She was in! Her audition video, in which she sang without accompaniment, went viral. Her fans named themselves “Apricot Blossoms,” and chose pink as their support color. She fought her way to the finals and won, only for the production team to slap a contract on the table: “Sign it, and the championship is yours. Refuse, and get out.” Li Xinghua glanced at the profit split: the company got 70 percent, she got 30, and the penalty for breaking the contract was 10 million yuan. She closed the contract and said expressionlessly, “Fine.” The championship was rigged away from her, and the whole internet erupted. The next day, a company called “Dawn Entertainment” came knocking. Its boss was a thousand-year-old fox demon, the tea server was a Shiba Inu, and the singing coach was a snake. Well, well, well. So there wasn't a single human in the entire company. If you get to set the rules of the human world, then I'll play on a different board. From a Hengdian extra to a Grammy-winning songstress, from being eliminated by a rigged contest to making the whole world hear her voice. You think this is a comeback story? No. This is the echo a cat has waited five hundred years to hear.