I Play the Suona at Funerals, but I'm a Musician

Demons walk the earth, the bizarre returns, and mysterious realms descend. Humans and ghosts coexist, and the old order has been shattered. After awakening the Suona Funeral System, Zhou Yu learns that there isn't a soul in this world that a suona can't send on its way! The suona can play modern pop songs, and even summon Uncle Jiu, divine beasts, divine weapons, and even the Eighteen Bronze Men! With suona in hand, Zhou Yu sends one vicious ghost after another on its way. A flower-stealing ghost gets its flowers picked by five or six burly men? And they don't even use protection? A delinquent ghost who rides around showing off on a ghostly motorcycle gets taught a real lesson? Then it has to perform a social dance? Is this a case of morality gone awry, or human nature at its worst? One little song can answer that question. When the suona sounds, vicious ghosts have lived in vain. When the Suona God appears, the funeral procession arrives.

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