A Delivery, One Song About Chengdu, and a Boost to the Whole Province’s GDP

Su Fan transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a lowly delivery guy.

His childhood friend's little bar is on the verge of closing, so Su Fan steps in to save the day with half a song, “Chengdu.”

Overnight, the whole internet goes wild. Countless people beg for the full version in tears, and Sichuan's tourism GDP skyrockets as a result, prompting the culture and tourism authorities to personally seek a partnership!

Faced with the greed and threats of the entertainment industry's powerful backers, as well as their attempts to blacklist him, Su Fan just sneers.

They want the rights? He fires back with “Sin,” a song that tears into half the Chinese entertainment industry!

Can he only sing? “Sorrow” and “Old Boy” follow in quick succession, each a chart-topping bombshell that leaves listeners across the internet hooked!

Just when everyone thinks he's only a musical genius, Su Fan pulls out a spy-drama script set in 1944.

That day, with dense fog sealing off Tianjin, the story of Red faith bursts onto the scene. Audiences across the country cry themselves unconscious in theaters, and foreign capital is crushed completely!

A top-tier star: “Please, just let me play an extra for him!”

A national-team diva: “In Chinese pop music, he's the one true god forever!”

Su Fan takes off his yellow vest and smiles. “I'm just a delivery guy. It's only reasonable for me to set the entertainment industry straight while I'm at it, right?”