One Song to Fame: The Internet Begs Me to Just Sing

Gold-medal musician Chen Fan transmigrates into the body of an overweight, bullied vocal student of the same name. Before his newly bound Singing God System can offer more than a vague "good luck," Chen Fan is already fighting back against his attackers with surprising ferocity. His explosive debut performance of "Someone Like Me" instantly catapults him into the spotlight, but fans and netizens quickly realize something is off about this newcomer. He masters traditional opera vocals after a single listen, plays the sanxian effortlessly without practice, and somehow composes rousing worker anthems while repairing tractors. Exasperated fans beg him to stop dabbling in carpentry and other trades and just focus on singing, but Chen Fan refuses to be pigeonholed. Everything changes when he exposes chart manipulation by popular idols, lip-syncing by top singers, and faces a direct ban from industry elites. Setting down his woodworking tools, he picks up the microphone once more, declaring that if they won't let him speak the truth, he will sing it instead. His subsequent performance trends at number one overnight, leaving fans and onlookers in tears as they plead for him to stop ascending to godhood and simply stick to music or gossip like a normal star.