Taking Stock of the Titans of the Music Scene: Jay Chou Tops the Charts!

After transmigrating to a parallel world, he perfectly recreates the songs from the golden age of Chinese music, when musical legends battled it out from 2000 to 2009.

"My Turf," ranked 393rd, 2004. Lyrics: Zhou JL; written by Fang WS; composed by Zhou JL. Overall score: 955,222.

A song ranked 393rd is already this good?

Netizens can't believe it. How can the song at 392nd place possibly follow that?

The next song appears.

"Lady Shexiang," ranked 392nd, 2009. Performed by Phoenix CQ; written by Zhang C; composed by Zhang C. Overall score: 9,644,287.

The entire internet falls silent.

85th place: "Blue Lotus" by Xu W.

45th place: "Exaggerated" by Chen YX.

Netizens are stunned. A song of this quality is ranked this low? What kind of monsters are ahead of it?

But as each song comes out, everyone falls silent.

Every song seems to be ranked too low, yet the next one effortlessly lives up to the hype.

Legends battling it out. Utterly terrifying.

By comparison, what kind of crap are today's musicians even coming up with?

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