East-West Instrument Showdown: The Suona Plays a Wedding Dirge to Send Off the Judges

In the Chinese-Western Instrument Showdown, the Western team kept winning, leaving their teammates crestfallen. Luo Chen pulled out a suona and played "Wedding Procession," a song with such a spine-chilling effect that it nearly sent the judges to their graves. With just himself and his suona, he suppressed the opposing violinist. Netizens watching nearby all cheered him on: "Our great Jiuzhou's suona is awesome! I love that gangster attitude!"

After Luo Chen won two rounds in a row with "Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix," the Western team protested that it was a hooligan instrument and asked to compete with something else.

Luo Chen gave a disdainful smile and took out an erhu. His rendition of "Moon Reflected on the Second Spring" moved the judges and audience to tears, stunned the Western team, and touched countless netizens.

"Ambush from Ten Sides," "The General's Command"... One ancient composition after another was brought back to life in Luo Chen's hands, stirring the traditional music world and setting off a craze for ancient instruments online.

Three years to master the pipa, five years for the xiao; playing the erhu will break your back.

A thousand-year-old xun, a ten-thousand-year-old zheng; only the suona can soar to the heavens.

In this parallel world, where the scores for ancient instruments have been lost, Luo Chen revives Jiuzhou's lost ancient compositions, making the ancient instruments shine once more...

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