In North Nigeria, Hamza, a young orphan, is tragically kidnapped and shot. However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he wakes up to a mysterious gift: a system that has the power to fulfill his wildest dreams. As Hamza embarks on his journey to recovery, he discovers a world where all the songs, movies, and art he once knew have vanished without a trace.

Driven by a passion for entertainment and a determination to revive lost art forms, Hamza sets out on an extraordinary quest to conquer the entertainment industry. With his newfound technological prowess, he creates music, films, and art that not only captivate the world but redefine the very essence of entertainment.

Please note that this is a slow-paced novel, so please be patient until Chapter 50, which is used to build the character of the protagonist.

THE ROAD TO BECOMING A SUPERTAR

Fred adjusted his tie, frustration tugging at his expression. "What is this about?" he asked, his tone sharp. He had been on the verge of lauding Hamza's brilliance when the interruption came. 


The figure before them hesitated, their face shadowed with unease. "It's about the artist you signed—Hamza." 


Fred and James exchanged alarmed glances before both rose to their feet, their voices overlapping. "What happened?" 


In the hospital, Hamza sat upright on his bed, staring into the sterile whiteness of the walls. He was alone, physically and emotionally. His thoughts churned with relentless torment. 


He had lost his biological parents to violence. Then fate had stripped him of his adoptive parents, Adekunle and Hafsat, and his beloved sister, Zara. The weight of this compounded grief crushed him. 


Chapter 76: The Edge of Despair