Guan Duan arrives in a parallel world and becomes a psychiatric patient, afflicted with multiple mental and psychological disorders.
He has lost all five senses, and only his right hand can move. He has aphasia, face blindness, obsessive cleanliness, procrastination, and autism?
He writes songs through a System and discovers that the blessings he receives can actually treat his mental and psychological disorders?
He writes a song called Hello, Tomorrow, and the judges and audience at the show all burst into tears.
He writes a song called Sunshine Always Comes After the Storm, which becomes the Olympic team's anthem and sweeps the nation.
He writes a song called Invisible Wings, which becomes a college entrance exam essay prompt and is adapted into a film of the same name.
An accidental misunderstanding reveals a hidden truth!
Despite being a psychiatric patient in a terrible state, Guan Duan keeps writing songs to bring joy to netizens.
What? Those songs were all written by Guan Duan? And he's a psychiatric patient?
Netizens are all shaken.
"We're all praying for you! You have to beat this illness!"
"I love your songs, but your treatment comes first!"
"Stop writing songs! Just take good care of yourself, that's enough!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
