With 'South of the Mountain,' I Lead the Folk Music Craze

At a new-generation singers' show, the contestants are challenged to write a song about regret.

Xu Luo writes "South of the Mountain."

The song never mentions the word regret, yet it is filled with regret.

Xu Luo becomes an overnight sensation, and folk music takes off.

Countless singers start imitating him.

Then Xu Luo writes "Ten Miles of Spring Breeze," "Thirty Years of Ideals," and "By Lake Baikal."

Just when everyone thinks Xu Luo can only write folk songs,

he writes "Nocturne," "Fragrance of Seven Miles," and "Gentleness," and creates scripts for shows such as "Sword and Fairy" and "Wolf Warrior."

Top-tier star: "It's so wonderful being carried to the top by Xu Luo."

World Weekly: "He is the greatest person of the 21st century, without a doubt."

Entertainment Evening News: "Starting this year, global entertainment has stagnated, seemingly regressing by twenty years, because Xu Luo has retired."

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