Showbiz: You Think My Rap Is Too Crude? You Just Can't Understand It!

Singer Wang Bei transmigrates to a parallel world where traditional Chinese music is all the rage. He joins a variety show called Rap Showdown, where all his opponents perform songs like "Last-Minute Prayers" and "A Tree So Big It Attracts the Wind," with dull melodies and vocals that rely entirely on shouting.

"This garbage can get on a show? 'I'm always hungry, I'm always hungry.' Even my dog could sing a song like this!"

During the trash-talking round, rapper Wang Bei says this right in front of everyone.

The whole venue is instantly stunned!

Holy crap! This newcomer really has some nerve!

Seeing their beloved Big Ghost get insulted, the fans can't sit still and lash out one after another.

"My Big Ghost sings pop music. What would a vulgar rapper like you know!"

"Just asking, aren't the lyrics written by rappers like this pretty vulgar? I heard rappers are either thugs or wannabe tough guys."

So, to prove his talent, Wang Bei improvises a new version of "Map of Mountains and Rivers."

Then come "Huo Yuanjia," "In the Name of My Father," "Moonlight," "Wandering North"... one song after another. With his own efforts, he turns around rap's entire vulgar image and earns a reputation as the walking wordsmith of the rap world!

Reba: "His lyrics have gone beyond the bounds of rap!"

G.E.M.: "I hope I can work with Wang Bei on my next song!"

Boss Yang: "Wang Bei is the best rapper I've ever met. He's more talented than any idol singer!"