My Songwriting Has No Limits, and the Whole Internet Begs Me to Stop

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Song Yan discovers that his predecessor was competing on the music variety show The Strongest Creator.

As a composer, he's supposed to write a song for Su Jianxin.

He pulls out "Love You Even in Death," and the high notes make Su Jianxin question his life choices.

Su Jianxin: "Young people write songs without restraint. When you're old, you still have to clench your butt and belt out those high notes."

Na Ying: "Even if he cracks, he'll still be champion. I wish him luck."

Zeng Yi: "When are you going to write a song for Phoenix Legend?"

Netizens: "Su Jianxin's old-man rap sheet."

Song Yan becomes famous across the country thanks to this song.

It becomes a song that websites everywhere challenge each other to sing, as well as a KTV favorite.

Then Song Yan releases one hit high-note song after another.

"Parting Song," "Suspended," "Moonlight," "Everything You Want," and "Stealing Hearts."

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