Mr. Jin Visits the Set, and One Song Sets China Ablaze

Liu Mengchen transmigrates back to a parallel world, to a time when he has yet to graduate from the conservatory.

To his amazement, all the classic hits from his past life are nowhere to be found in this world!

Even Master Jin's grand wuxia drama is being filmed on the mainland for the very first time, in Shanghai.

While working odd jobs on set to support his studies, he is pushed aside by someone who got in through connections, then fired for no reason.

His System awakens, granting him god-tier vocal skills in two cross-dressed voices. His first song, "Dream Chaser," arrives, and the director of Fox Volant of the Snowy Mountain and Master Jin himself, who has come to visit the set, are both astounded by his talent.

Soon, "Rolling Red Dust," "Swords Like a Dream," "Love on a Mountain Tour," "Wild Youth," and "Left Hand Points to the Moon" burst onto the scene, setting China ablaze!

Master Jin: "I wrote the jianghu, while my young friend Liu Mengchen has sung it into being!"

A music mogul: "Liu Mengchen truly deserves to be crowned the king of both traditional Chinese and folk music. He's a god who leads the trends!"

A famous singer: "Liu Mengchen has taken my title as King of Singers, and I accept it wholeheartedly!"

China's highest honor for achievements in popular music is awarded to Liu Mengchen.

The king of China's music scene: a title he truly deserves!

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