God's Singer

Ye Ming travels to a parallel world and becomes a bottom-tier artist burdened with scandals and recently divorced by the national goddess. While the entire country mocks him, he performs a heartbreaking song titled 'After I Leave' on live stream with a bitter yet tender voice, instantly bringing tears to his ex-wife's eyes. From then on, the Chinese music scene gains a tragic prince, the literary world a master of sorrow, and the film industry a tear-jerking god. Even in the art world, Ye Ming declares, 'My works are all for entertainment.' Netizens reply, 'Entertainment? Brother! The tears we shed for you could fill the Pacific Ocean. Where is the fun?'