Chinese Entertainment King: Starting as a Fat Boy and Becoming a Singing King

This book is also known as, "The Next Generation's Music King's Diary After Jay Chou." Xu Yao transmigrates back to 2014, becoming an overlooked, overweight man on the audition list for "The Voice of China." Weighing 250 pounds, suffering from stage fright, and dumped immediately after graduating from university. In his previous life, the original owner's voice cracked during the blind auditions, and he wasn't even shown on camera for a second in the post-production editing. He then gave up his musical dreams and spent his life wasting away in a music store in his small hometown. "Zhou Shen, remember, whatever you do, don't choose Na Ying." Xu Yao patted Zhou Shen's shoulder and turned to walk onto the stage. The moment the spotlight came on, his rendition of "I'm Ugly But I'm Gentle" blew the audience away, and both mentors turned to fight over him. Xu Yao not only won the team championship but also helped Zhou Shen win his team championship. The two brothers met at the top, in the ultimate PK, vying for the overall championship of "The Voice of China." "The Voice of China" champion, performing on the Spring Festival Gala, releasing singles, releasing albums, appearing on "I Am a Singer," step by step climbing the path to becoming the king of singers. In this life, he will make everyone remember the name Xu Yao. Who says there are no more kings of pop after Jay Chou? This book is also known as: *The Voice Mentors Don't Know I Have a System*, *Zhou Shen, Don't Choose Na-young*, *From 250 Pounds to Stage King*, and *To Hell with Love, I Only Want Music and Beer*.