Ranking Golden Hits: Memories from the Past Come Back with a Vengeance

In a restaurant, a group of students played "Chicken You So Beautiful" and loudly declared that they were going to campaign for it.

Su Chen was a long-time unsuccessful uploader who couldn't stand this worship of online traffic. He decided to make a list of the classic hits that had once defined the Chinese music scene!

The Strongest Chinese Hits of the Decade, 1990-1999: Top 100!

PDD: "You know what a god-tier start is? This is a god-tier start. The God of Songs is on the top 100 list? You've got to be kidding me!"

Da Sima: "You might not know this, but when I heard this song, I was still pretty young and green. 'Xiao Fang~'"

Dai Xiaomei: "This is ridiculous! On this list, Ka Kui isn't even number one?!!! Whoever took first place, step forward!"

Zhou Jie: "Guys, it's not that I haven't heard these songs. They came out when I was still a little girl, damn! Damn! 'Red Sun' is number 50?! No way, t..."

Some marketing accounts once claimed that the old Chinese music scene was kept alive by Japanese pop. Today, we'll use the data to show them:

Chinese-language music is still dominated by Chinese-language songs!

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