Lin Che transmigrates to a parallel world, becoming an overlooked background extra on Keep Running. His company thinks he’s bad at promoting himself, so they tell him to keep quiet and stay out of the spotlight. Then he binds himself to the All-Round Entertainment Beauty System. From the start, he sings “The Wind Rises,” bringing an entire old street to a standstill and prompting the show’s producers to edit him into the star.
Black fans mock him as a one-hit wonder? He fires back by releasing “Sunny Day” and dominating the new song charts.
The music industry doubts he can do anything but hype himself up? “Actor,” “Blue and White Porcelain,” “The Lonely Warrior,” and “Night Song” become instant classics, one after another.
The film and TV industry looks down on variety-show stars? He steamrolls his way through Better Days, The Bad Kids, Nirvana in Fire, Dying to Survive, and The Wandering Earth.
Others go on variety shows to get screen time. Lin Che goes on them to take over the trending searches.
Starting as a background extra on Keep Running, his goal is to dominate the entire Chinese entertainment industry.
Just read Chapter 7. Is this show produced by the male protagonist's company? It seems that the whole show is made up of employees of the male protagonist's company. The director has targeted the male protagonist from the first chapter. Just after completing this task, another task comes, and it is more and more difficult each time. Except for the first two tasks, it seems that only the male protagonist and the female protagonist are doing it. Except for Zhou Cheng, there are almost no scenes of dialogue between Chen He, Deng Chao and Lu Han. They occasionally appear once or twice. In Chapter 7, there is a singing task, a guitar and a useful microphone, which the protagonist has to ask for! If the director doesn't want to give it, isn't this all infrastructure for variety shows? In the last mission (busting), the director clearly knew that the protagonist was basically no different from an amateur, but he also increased the difficulty and asked the protagonist to sing the original song to express his singing skills. When it came to the skill (beginner level of god-level singing skills), he even called it god-level singing skills and still wrote it as "beginner level". I don't know if he wrote it wrong or it was just like that.
Pure AI text, watch the characters speak with a sigh of relief
I watched it for more than an hour. It may not be a good read. There is no need to drag it out like this. The villain is a bit too brainless. I suggest adding some IQ to the villain.
It's too late.