One Song, 'Dragon Scales of Heaven and Earth,' and Traditional Chinese Music Rises!

Fifty professional singers and fifty amateurs gather together to tell stories through music: all for the championship, and to earn popularity. Xu Zhiyan, who transmigrated here, has a sudden inspiration and decides to write all of Huaxia's history into songs.

Xu Zhiyan: "Today, the story I'm going to tell is 'The Forbidden City': Dragon Scales Beneath Heaven and Earth."

The Forbidden City, the Old Summer Palace, the Great Wall, Yellow Crane Tower.

The Terracotta Army, the Bronze Galloping Horse, the Calligraphy on the Sun Terrace, the Everlasting Faith Lantern.

Poetry, wine, tea, the zither, chess, calligraphy, painting, paper-cutting, porcelain, and Huangmei Opera.

"One story, one song passed down through the ages," Xu Zhiyan says. "Today, the story I'm going to tell is..."

"So when are you going to tell the story of the White Snake?" Countless netizens ask the burning question: "Are you going to dress up as the White Snake when you tell it? And when you dress up, can you cut off your legs and attach a snake tail? Also, can you act out the scenes between Xu Xian and the White Snake that wouldn't make it past the censors?"

Xu Zhiyan: "..."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.