You Look Down on Folk Music? Why Are You Crying When I Play the Suona?

Zhou Ming transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a graduate of the Chinese folk music department. To his surprise, Western instruments dominate this world, and the classics of traditional Chinese music have been lost. How can he let that stand?

So, at his graduation ceremony, Zhou Ming blows a note on the suona.

With "Grand Funeral March," countless people weep bitterly.

With "A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix," countless birds really do flock to him.

What, you say the suona is the only Chinese folk instrument?

If I bring out the pipa piece "Ambush from Ten Sides," the erhu piece "Moon Reflected on the Second Spring," the guzheng piece "Liu Yang River," the guqin piece "Three Variations on Plum Blossom," and the percussion piece "The King of Qin Breaks Through the Battle Line"...

How do you propose to handle that?

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