Accused of Plagiarism? I Conquer the World with Earth's Old Songs

Transmigrated into the body of a talent show cannon fodder contestant, Su Chen finds his original song stolen—and himself branded a plagiarist. When his rival Xia Qingqian performs "A Little Sweet" on stage with her new partner, the very song he wrote, a system activates inside him. In retaliation, he delivers "Actor"—a scathing ballad whose lyrics tear through the white lotus facade line by line: "Keep it simple, the way you speak. Skip the escalating emotions. You're not an actor. Don't script those scenes..." The performance electrifies millions of viewers, and pop diva Bai Qingqing personally offers him a golden pass. But the industry powers refuse to let him rise. In the second round, they impose heavy restrictions on the songwriting theme. Unfazed, Su Chen writes "What Can I Use to Keep You" in ten minutes and powers his team through the group competition. The backers want him to disappear? Too bad—his system shop unlocks a billion Earth songs. His comeback has only just begun. Facing the vast entertainment industry of this alien planet, he resolves to become the herald of Earth's cultural legacy and reshape this world into the one he remembers.