Selling Vegetables on a Tricycle, Is This Guy Really the God of Song?

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Jiang Feng watched the Korean wave swagger around next door and declared, "Chinese music is the best!"

He created hit songs like "The Fragrance of Seven Miles," "Blue and White Porcelain," "Love Is Unavoidable," and "Glory Days," which swept across every street and alley in China.

In just three years, Jiang Feng defeated the Korean wave and became the God of Songs in the Chinese music scene.

But his fans regretted that Jiang Feng never courted publicity or promoted himself.

His awards were mailed to him, and his prize money was deposited directly into his account. Not a single verified photo of Jiang Feng could be found online.

Aside from his songs and his name, the public knew nothing about him.

Then, two years later, Yang Mi came to Jiang Feng's hometown with the variety show Life of an Idol.

At last, the God of Songs's face and everyday life entered the public eye.

Riding a tricycle to sell vegetables? Slaughtering more than ten sows in the village all alone at midnight? Blowing up cow dung with Dilraba?

Just as everyone was thinking how down-to-earth the God of Songs was...

Jiang Feng said, "Move aside. I'm about to put on a show!"

He wrote "For You" especially for Yang Mi, then filmed Palace Lock: Heart and Jade, winning awards for Best TV Series, Best Actress, and Best Song.

Then he filmed Infernal Affairs and wrote "The Lonely Brave," bringing countless undercover agents to tears.

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