
This Celebrity Seems to Be Mentally Ill
After transmigrating to a parallel world, Han Zhou gains the ability to instantly throw himself into any role, plus a little bit of childishness, and everyone firmly believes he has split personality.
Han Zhou’s fanbase, in turn, becomes the largest support group for this world’s mentally ill.
"Could someone with split personality write lyrics like 'Easy to Ignite, Easy to Explode'? If you want to understand the mental state old Han had when he wrote 'Sunny Day' and 'Cloudy Day,' go ahead."
Fans: "Old Han, are 'Mr. Tree,' 'The World’s First,' and 'Fatal ID' all your autobiography?!"
"Honestly, could a normal person make 'Young Justice Bao' or 'Saw'? Without a mental problem, could he write 'Sherlock Holmes'?"
"Mentally ill people are just one step away from geniuses. It’s perfectly normal that he can make 'Farewell My Concubine,' and even more normal that he can make 'Dying to Survive'!"
Han Zhou is furious. Fine, he will show them Teletubbies and SpongeBob! He’ll also give them some mentally polluting god-tier songs!
A certain king of pop: "What is the most painful thing in the world? Of course it’s that a mentally ill person’s songs rank higher than mine. Even more painful? Of course it’s that their film and TV scores are higher than mine. And even more painful than that? Of course it’s that I can’t deny I also like this mentally ill person’s works... Ah, so painful~"
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