One Song, 'Besieged on All Sides,' and I’ll Show You Who’s the Rap God

Su Ming transmigrated to a parallel world. His sentimental ballads became the soundtrack to a generation's youth and made him a top-tier star in the music scene, after which he chose to lie flat for seven years.

Then a rapper named Zhi Gou, trying to drum up publicity, shamelessly piggybacked on Su Ming's fame and released a new song mocking him.

Su Ming promptly announced that he would join the new rap variety show Zhi Gou was on. Just as everyone began to doubt whether Su Ming could even rap, his song Besieged on All Sides roasted Zhi Gou until he was red hot.

After that, Su Ming went on a rampage.

“You worship Western rap? I've got Dragon Fist and Compendium of Materia Medica.

“You can only vent with profanity? I've got Rice Fragrance and Listen to Mom.

“You say my Song of Breaking the Siege plagiarized? I've still got Nunchucks and Chapter Seven of the Night.

“You think that's my peak? I'll bring out In the Name of My Father and Nocturne, and show you who's the real king of rap!”

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