Lin Feng transmigrates to a parallel world where the entertainment industry has fallen into decline.
For the sake of his musical dream,
he convinces his girlfriend to form Tianhuang Chuanqi. Songs like "All About Love," "The Most Dazzling Folk Style," and "Above the Moon" are born, and Tianhuang Chuanqi becomes a sensation across the country.
However, the duo's explosive popularity also earns them a bad reputation among young music fans.
So tacky and uncool!
I'm too embarrassed to listen to them in public!
That guy only sings a few lines, yet they split the money fifty-fifty?
As the controversy grows, his girlfriend Su Yitong sides with the fans.
She posts a long piece condemning Lin Feng's songs as too tacky and demands that the duo disband.
Overnight,
Lin Feng becomes the target of the entire internet's condemnation.
After seeing his girlfriend's true colors, Lin Feng vows to focus on creating music and wash away his disgrace.
Then!
His song "Blue and White Porcelain" is released, and its rich Chinese style rocks the music world.
The haters are dumbstruck as their faces are slapped again and again.
Half a year later, Lin Feng becomes the world's only singing superstar.
Su Yitong regrets her decision and tearfully begs Lin Feng to return to Tianhuang Chuanqi.
"You were the one who called it quits. Why are you crying now that I've become a superstar?"
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Keep up the good work, author! It's very well written—keep up the good work!
It's good, I love watching it, please watch it faster!
Author, no offense, but why didn't you bring out Little Apple to wreak havoc and show everyone how powerful it was? Just thinking about Little Apple back then makes my head spin.
I don't really understand this kind of thing—just putting something out there and singing it, writing it, and showing it to others without any regard for copyright? Aren't you worried about some kind of plot twist where a rival company registers the song and sues you for plagiarism? Seriously?
I listened to chapters one through fourteen. No disgusting moments, no awkwardness. It was quite good, so I'm giving it a positive review. I hope the author doesn't let it fall short later on. Keep it up!