Chu Ye, born into a wealthy family, was a member of an all-Alpha boy group. From the moment he debuted, he was labeled a “Useless Beauty.” His anti-fans were too many to count, and fans of every other idol wished he would quit the industry early and go home to inherit his family fortune.

To everyone’s surprise, things took a turn: he suddenly differentiated from an Alpha into an Omega, it was revealed he was a “fake young master” who had been swapped at birth, and his boy group faced a sudden disbandment crisis.

Chu Ye: “…Could this get any more melodramatic?”

Subsequently, the “disliked-by-everyone” fake young master was forced to become a working-class hero by joining a survival talent show. To his horror, the lead mentor was his ex-boyfriend whom he had broken up with years ago—the newly crowned Film Emperor, An Yan.

Chu Ye: “…Fine. You win.”

In order to avoid losing face in front of his ex, Chu Ye decided to stop hiding his skills. After the show aired, the netizens who were waiting for Chu Ye to humiliate himself were slapped in the face one after another:

The industry’s most famous dance teacher followed him around to teach; a viral songwriter worshipped him; a famous rapper wrote songs for him; and every other trainee fought to be in his performance group.

The anti-fans remained stubborn: “Is this just the power of money?”

Later, they discovered that Chu Ye could both sing and dance flawlessly on stage. He was elected as the Center for the theme song with a landslide of votes. He was a multi-talented genius who could write original music, arrange songs for his teammates, and even save a rival’s live performance by filling in on an instrument.

Anti-fans (trying to save face): “Did he get possessed by a ghost or something?”

Later still, he even made a cameo in the Film Emperor’s new movie, earning praise from a renowned director for his “soulful” acting.

The defeated anti-fans: [Meme: Is there any other surprise I don’t know about yet? .jpg]

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