A Night Song Makes the Judges Weep, and My Online Buddy Turns Out to Be a Best Actress

[Chinese entertainment industry + comedy + sharp tongue + lighthearted + singer and actor + livestreaming] After transmigrating to a world starved of entertainment, with barely any good songs, Xu Mo binds to the Strongest Entertainment Cleanup System. On a talent-show stage, he sings “Nocturne,” moves the judges to tears, exposes the fix behind the scenes, and coolly withdraws from the competition. In a livestream, he wears a teddy bear head and sings “Silence,” bringing the top donor to tears and leaving the entire industry trying to figure out who he is. On variety shows, he tears into his trashy ex-girlfriend, takes down a top young idol, and berates the judges until they question their lives: “When I run into a pile of dog shit, I pinch my nose and tell everyone, ‘This is fucking dog shit.’” At the Mushroom House, the actress and the rising starlet fight over his cooking. In a period drama, he plays a revered master, and a video of him performing a sword dance goes viral across the internet. At a five-star restaurant, he casually plays “Moonlight,” and the pianist drops to his knees and begs to become his student. His ex-girlfriend hires online shills to accuse him of stealing songs and cheating? He fires back with his handwritten drafts and chat logs from three years ago, leaving her utterly disgraced. Xingyao Entertainment tries to blacklist him? The very next day, the company is investigated and its executives are thrown in jail. From a nobody hated by the entire internet to a top-tier star who single-handedly sets the entertainment industry straight: Xu Mo says, “I mean business when it comes to cleaning things up.” “Everyone, look over here! Come take a look! We’ll deal with all the entertainment industry’s dirty business, one thing at a time.”