You Look Down on Our Folk Music? Half a Tune of Reflection of the Moon on Erquan Spring Will Shut You Up

Someone is confessing their love in front of the women's dormitory.

"Mu Yutong, I'm Qin Hongsheng. I want to tell the whole world that I'm in love with you!"

Qin Hongsheng plays the violin, prompting countless girls to sing along.

But he dares to put down Chinese folk music, and Chu Yang has transmigrated into a student of Chinese folk music.

His roommate can't take it anymore! He pulls out a suona and joins the melody, its sound shaking heaven and earth.

At the same time, he puts on Chu Yang's secret identity and shouts, "Senior Mu Yutong, I'm Chu Yang, and I'm in love with you too!"

A musical showdown on campus begins.

Qin Hongsheng steals the spotlight with Variations No. 9, making the Chinese folk music students curse Chu Yang furiously.

Forced to take the stage, Chu Yang silences Qin Hongsheng and the Western music department with just half of The Moon Reflected on the Second Spring.

Just when everyone thinks the winner has been decided,

Qin Hongsheng actually wins the gold medal, and it's a very prestigious one.

He and the Western music department start celebrating again.

Chu Yang shouts, "…"

From that day on,

a new chapter in Chinese traditional music begins.

My name is Chu Yang. Whatever instrument you name, I can play it!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.