The Suona Band: Starting with Rural Funerals

Wang Xin transmigrates to a parallel world and binds himself to a music System.

Other people's golden fingers either make them famous overnight, turning them into singers adored by the masses, or place them in the halls of art, where they become masters revered by thousands.

Who would have thought Wang Xin's golden finger would make him play the suona at funerals!

And the kicker is, it doesn't even give him a suona!

What? Chinese folk music can't measure up to Western music?

What? People online are mocking the suona as tacky and annoying?

A folk music student refuses to take this lying down and immediately plays a recording.

Listeners:

"Waaah, I feel like I've already been sent off to the afterlife."

"They've already covered me with a white burial cloth."

"Master, are you taking gigs? I wouldn't mind dying for this."

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