Chinese People Don't Dance to Foreign Music, Chinese Rap Takes the World by Storm

Song Cheng transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a freshman at the Imperial Capital Conservatory of Music.

On the first day of school, a guy named Ni mocks him with rap. As everyone looks down on Song Cheng and heckles him, he performs Five Thousand Years of Chinese History and leaves the whole crowd stunned!

You call that shouting lyrics? That's practically a cyber history book!

At the welcome party, an international student band leads everyone in dancing to club music?

Song Cheng takes over the entire crowd in three seconds with his suona. Chinese people don't dance to foreign club music!

At the campus singing contest, Song Cheng sings Borrowed Moon with the unshakable confidence of an old dog and makes the whole school cry.

After that, Song Cheng debuts as a rapper.

When the industry tries to suppress him, Song Cheng joins forces with Xue Zhiqian to fight his way through!

You have a million fake votes. I have hundreds of millions of votes from real-name accounts!

But because rappers have a history of scandals, the entire internet is waiting for Song Cheng to be exposed.

Then, with the emergence of patriotic rap tracks like Drifting North, Chronicle of the Gods, and Man Jiang Hong, everyone suddenly realizes this guy could never be caught in a scandal!

At the Super Bowl, the suona plays A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix! At the Victoria's Secret fashion show, the erhu plays Galloping Horses!

Rappers always end up in scandals? Song Cheng teams up with CCTV to unleash patriotic rap right in their faces and conquer the world!

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