Singing Revolutionary Songs at a Music Festival in Japan Leaves the Crowd Stunned

He transmigrates to a parallel world and obtains the Stage-Crashing System.

The first mission is to sing “The Broadsword Song,” about cutting down Japanese invaders, at a music festival in Japan?

Yuan Yu's eyes light up when he sees the mission.

What a great deal!

For the second song, he has to sing “The Guerrilla Song”?

And after that, the Yellow River Cantata.

At the Grammy Awards, the System actually wants me to sing the Chinese People's Volunteers' Battle Hymn?

I'm completely losing it, guys!!!

Besides all those revolutionary songs, Yuan Yu can also make a suona pierce the heavens.

He even plays the violin piece “Kiss of the Night” on his suona, turning it into “Farewell in the Night.”

He plays “Kikujiro's Summer” and turns it into “The Summer Kikujiro Didn't Survive.”

As expected, there's no one a suona can't send off.

Netizens give Yuan Yu the affectionate nickname “The Suona Funeral Director.”

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