One Song, Heading North, Makes a Cheating Woman Beg for Forgiveness

Ye Feng transmigrates and binds himself to an Emotion Value System.

The stronger someone's emotions, the more emotion points he gets.

Just then, a viewer asks Ye Feng to sing a song on their behalf to say goodbye to an ex.

After hearing the viewer's story, Ye Feng sings "Northbound" from a classic movie in his previous life. The song completely breaks the heartless ex, who begs for forgiveness.

And the more heartbroken she is, the louder he sings!

Thanks to "Northbound," Ye Feng breaks into the mainstream.

Then come "Lone Warrior," "Boundless Lands," and "Huaxia," followed by more and more songs that resonate with people.

Ye Feng isn't satisfied with just that. He sings "Nunchucks" in Sakura Country, breaking the little devils, performs "Love Before the Common Era" in Sumer, and sings "Chapter Seven of the Night" on the streets of London.

And so Ye Feng represents Huaxia, exporting its musical culture and making a sensation across the world.

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