Okay, let's talk about "Superstars of Tomorrow." It’s got this really cool premise going on! Ever fantasized about being reborn with a completely different starting point? Well, Composer Fang Zhao gets that chance – sort of. He wasn't exactly brought back from the dead; he just woke up 500 years later, inhabiting a young student's body. A student who barely got started in their career before they... well, you know the story.
This new world is post-apocalypse, obviously, and it’s set around virtual idols! But here’s the thing: our Composer Fang Zhao arrives not as some washed-up star, but stuck replaying his own tragic past. He died during the final throes of what was supposed to be a glorious career moment back then. Now, dumped into this future body at the absolute worst possible time – probably right when he’d have started his music journey in that old world.
Fast forward through history (or backward? It feels like both). The apocalypse’s dust has settled for a while, but things are still weird. He collapses near the end of it himself before snapping back to this present era. Armed with the unique perspective of having lived through that chaos and knowing his own future struggles intimately, he uses all his composer skills mixed with survival instincts.
His goal? To make something amazing in this new world – not just repeating past mistakes or tragedies, but forging a completely different path, hopefully one that avoids the pitfalls he experienced before. He’s got to navigate this entertainment landscape where real idols and virtual ones probably clash spectacularly. It's gonna be interesting seeing how his old life experiences translate into creating success 500 years later!