Sixty Magic Sounds: a Song of Incense and a Pound of Food

Lin Pingan traveled through the famine years of the 1960s and became a rural orphan who was about to starve to death. Just when he was on the verge of dying, the ancient Pipa from five thousand years ago hit his face and bound him to the incense and wish system. As long as someone listens to his song in its entirety, they can get incense and exchange it for food, materials of the times, and supreme skills! However, he was new to learning the pipa and was tone deaf. After playing a piece, a magical sound penetrated his ears, making the listener feel dizzy and in pain. But in order to survive, the whole village, young and old, could only grit their teeth and bear it, crying to the end. Lin Ping'an: "Be patient, I'll be three or two meters tall after listening to it." Villager: "... Please stop playing, we will kowtow to you!" A song to bring peace to the famine years, and thousands of grains to help the people! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.