Showbiz: You Asked Me to Compose a Song, So I Hit You with a Great Compassion Mantra

Xiao Mo transmigrates to a parallel world called Blue Star and unexpectedly becomes a composer.

One song, "Let Go": "Maybe we should break up. Let me live on my own. Please, don't hold on so tightly..." It lays bare their attitudes toward love. As love slowly fades, the only choice is to let each other live alone.

Another song, "Bo Hu's Song": "The bright moon has shone for ten thousand years, bearing no past. It illuminates the clear-eyed souls of past and present. Why should princes and nobles ask? I have wasted my youth..." It opens a new era of traditional Chinese music!

And then there is "A Thousand Thousand Songs": "Even if a thousand thousand songs should come someday, they will drift along the road I travel far away." Every phrase of music speaks from the heart, rendering the parting scene in all its poignancy...

At a press conference.

Reporter: Mr. Xiao, which of your songs are you most satisfied with?

Xiao Mo: Does the Great Compassion Mantra count?

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