I Asked You to Write a Propaganda Song. Serving the Country with Loyalty Is Too Much.

Traveling to another world, Ye Qiu became a singer in the national team and worked as a teacher at the Conservatory of Music, the highest university. On this day, people from above came to him and asked him to write an educational propaganda song. Ye Qiu wrote a song of loyalty to the country without even thinking about it. As a result, the song became popular across the country, triggering a nationwide patriotic frenzy among young people. He anonymously posted a song under the sea, which directly made countless people depressed, and he was called the Patriarch of Depression. Chi Ling was released, and opera singing led the rise of the quintessence of China. Army boss: "Ye Qiu, our army has a propaganda song, it's up to you." Ye Qiu came up with the song "Steel Torrent", which shocked the whole world and was designated by the country as an army propaganda song. Navy: "The army has propaganda songs, so our navy should have them too." So, Tashanhe appeared. Until one day, when the imperial singer sang "My Motherland and Me", people all over the country became excited and looked for the person who wrote the song. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.