Entertainment: The microphones are here, why is everyone so silent?

Ye Chen, who loves singing, transmigrates into a parallel world and becomes a top singer who is about to retire from singing and go on tour.
However, the original owner only sang catchy pop songs, and every concert was a "karaoke session with ten thousand people".
The microphone was snatched away as soon as the intro started!
Ye Chen was furious: "I'm leaving the entertainment industry, fine, but they won't even let me sing properly? How can I tolerate this?!"
Okay, okay, you want to sing, right? Then sing your fill!
During his retirement tour, he unleashed his true "nuclear weapon":
"Left Finger Points to the Moon" soared straight to the top of the head, with its extreme high notes and ethereal operatic singing leaving the audience speechless and only able to gasp in shock.
The unpredictable and varied scales and rhythms of "Moonlight" left fans who tried to sing along completely bewildered, looking at each other in confusion.
The song "Hard to Recite Sutras" features ancient Cantonese lyrics, a super-fast pace, and a complex melody, leaving fans tongue-tied and defeated.
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This enraged the fans!
"Ye Shen! Your song is either all high notes and technical virtuosity or you're spouting off ancient lyrics that are hard to understand! Can't you handle this?!"
Ye Chen smiled.
His original intention was only "revenge," but it unexpectedly triggered another kind of shock:
When "Chasing Dreams with a Pure Heart" spread throughout the college entrance examination classes, countless students wrote furiously!
The opera "Red-Clad Actress" features melodious singing that expresses the aspirations of actors amidst the turmoil of their nation.
The roar of "Serving the Country with Utmost Loyalty" resounded throughout the venue, and the veterans in the audience, though no longer young, stood tall with tears in their eyes.
"Ten Thousand Frontiers", "Heaven and Earth Dragon Scales"...
Officials approached them: "Don't quit! We need your 'nuclear bomb' to ignite the spirit of the times!"
Ye Chen was dumbfounded: I just wanted to leave the entertainment industry, how did it become a "national strategic weapon"?
Thus began Ye Chen's era of "nuclear deterrence" in the Chinese music scene, an era in which no one could sing along!