Funeral Master? No, He's a Beacon of Traditional Chinese Music!

Su Yi transmigrates into the body of a graduate who is unemployed and living at home, and awakens the Traditional Chinese Music System.

His maternal uncle's funeral happens to be taking place, and the suona player in the funeral band is absent, so Su Yi is asked to fill in.

"That funeral procession was played just right!"

"That song, 'Sorrowful Parting,' almost made me cry my eyes out!"

"Why does he keep playing funeral music? Can't he play something for the living?"

"The Bridal Sedan? A wedding song? 'A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix'?"

"Great. They just laid one dead person in the ground, and now they're sending a living person to the grave."

When Su Yi plays Guangling San, a long-lost piece, and Sunset Drums and Flute, everyone finally realizes he isn't a funeral music master. He's the light, the light of traditional Chinese music!

P.S. The blurb doesn't do it justice, so just read the main story.

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