You Asked Me to Write a Song, So I Rapped and Blew Up the Whole Place from the Start

Chu Yun accidentally transmigrates to a parallel world and discovers that he's taking part in a live music variety show where songs are written on the spot.

More importantly, even though it's a Chinese-language competition, the production team has invited a foreign rapper to take the stage.

He unleashes a barrage of insults at the people of the Dragon Kingdom.

Those foreign-worshipping bootlickers join in, cheering him on.

Unable to stand it any longer, Chu Yun performs "Map of Mountains and Rivers," rousing the entire nation.

What the hell is this, rap? It's a cyberpunk history book!

Just as everyone thinks this song is the pinnacle of Chu Yun's work, his performance of "Chi Ling" reminds them of the hard work of their forebears.

The foreign-worshipping capitalists are stunned by the sudden arrival of red-themed singer Chu Yun.

They had planned to dig up dirt on him or wait for him to fail to write another hit and fall from grace.

But as red-themed rap songs like "Drifting North," "Chronicles of the Gods," and "Man Jiang Hong" appear, everyone realizes that this guy is never going to fall from grace!

Before long, the songs playing in foreign bars are all Chu Yun's...

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