Reborn China Entertainment: I Have Been Popular Behind the Scenes for an Era

2006, Wedding backstage. Lu Ye, who was driven to a dead end by his partners and capital in his previous life, was reborn back to the day when he was the temporary host of a wedding. The groom is late, the guests leave, and the wedding company is waiting to lose money. Lu Ye tore up the process sheet, picked up an old guitar, and saved the audience with a wedding song that had never appeared before. No one thought that the blurred wedding video would go from local forums to ringtone charts, local TV stations, and eventually stir up the entire entertainment industry. In this life, Lu Ye is not prepared to stand in the spotlight. He wants buried singers to sing across the country, unknown dancers to stand on the center of the stage, and a group of wedding crews to make their own movies; he also wants those who try to take away works, channels and voice to learn how to talk business again. Years later, some people called him a superstar maker, while others said he redefined Chinese entertainment. Lu Ye said: "I didn't become a star." "I was just behind the scenes, making me famous for an era."