Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir

At first, when Shu Wan’s studio announced that their next project was "Fuxian," it didn’t attract much attention.

However, everything changed when an unfamiliar account named Mai Hong retweeted the studio’s Weibo post and simply wrote, "Pleasure collaborating." This suddenly caught everyone’s eye.

Younger netizens were confused, while the more experienced ones started to frantically comment under the account.

Not for any other reason, but because Mai Hong was known as the Father of Fantasy Martial Arts Music.

In the past twenty years, seven out of the top ten fantasy martial arts dramas had music created by this master.

His compositions were grand, resplendent, blending heroic and tender sentiments, possessing a unique charm.

Unfortunately, the master had retired from the scene five years ago and had not been active recently, which reduced his social media followers to just tens of thousands; many of the younger generation didn’t even recognize him.

But this did not mean his influence from the fantasy martial arts music had waned; on the contrary, it had gained a legendary status over time, tinted with the nostalgic lens of childhood memories.

Now, with the legend returning, it was no wonder people were shocked and delighted.

But before they could revel in their surprise, they noticed even more familiar faces on the list of retweets.

There was the props and costume team from "Consort Xi," the lighting team known for creating "Beautiful Illusions," and most shockingly, the official Weibo of Guangyu Group had also retweeted the post.

This meant one thing: Guangyu Group was among the investors for this TV show.