A Prince Enters a Talent Show and Becomes a God-Tier Idol!

[Transmigration into a survival show + no romance + everyone’s favorite + forum-style + fan POV]

Jiang Weiqing, the Second Prince who was sent to his death with a single cup of poisoned wine, opens his eyes to find himself sitting on the set of an audition show.

His original body was an ordinary guy so broke he had to take out a loan to go to school. He’d trained for less than a week, and was clearly just there to coast through one round before getting eliminated.

Everyone was waiting for this pretty face to embarrass himself. The comments filled with: “What good is being handsome if he can’t sing or dance? He’ll get kicked off all the same.”

Jiang Weiqing: “I can’t sing or dance, but I’m decent at the flute.”

He blows into a nine-yuan-and-ninety-fen bamboo flute he bought secondhand, and the lost composition “Pine Wind Rhapsody,” unheard for a thousand years, brings the studio to its feet!

The diva of the music scene rises on the spot and asks to take him as her apprentice. The mentors who were mocking him moments ago are left speechless.

They insist on testing his dancing? He performs a flowing, flawless set of palace sword moves, and the sharp-tongued judge eats his words and calls him a master.

He learns the theme song from scratch in three days and claims the center spot in Class A.

On a variety show, he tears off the name tag of a former wrestler, crushing the competition in both brains and brawn.

He practices singing and dancing until he’s practically skinned alive, then his performance fancam hits a million views overnight and makes him a legend.

The internet goes from “Get this industry plant off the show” to “Please, just debut already.” He proves his critics wrong so decisively that no one dares challenge him.

From the center of the audition show to the group’s ACE, then a solo sensation, nothing can stop his meteoric rise.

Jiang Weiqing lowers his eyes and smiles faintly:

“Since I’m here, I might as well take the center spot. That’s not asking too much, is it?”

💡Content notes:

① Inspired by the Produce 101 format, but the rules have been heavily changed and are entirely the author’s invention.

② None of the characters are based on real people! The male lead is bunny-coded and universally adored; he’s focused solely on his career, with no romance.

③ If anything here bothers you, feel free to drop the book. The author is already on their knees apologizing.