The Sound Filled the Hall

Lin Wan, a sophomore in the Department of Art, is majoring in vocal music but is always ridiculed as having "perfect scores for theory but zero for singing skills." After accidentally falling into the water, when she opened her eyes again, she found that she had been transported into a book about the entertainment industry and became a street singer with the same name. The original owner was hidden by the company due to damaged vocal cords and was lying in a rental house waiting for the contract to be terminated. Lin Wan had no golden fingers or system, only the muscle memory accumulated from twenty years of vocal training in her previous life. She found that the damaged vocal cords were just right for an unpopular singing method: weak edge-vibration mixed vocals. While others sang high notes, she played with her breathy voice; while others blew up the scene, she told stories. Starting from a broken guitar in a street performance, a cover video unexpectedly broke through. Netizens said her voice was "like someone saying good night in your ear late at night", and music critics commented that "the skills are hidden in the breath, and the emotion overflows between the lips and teeth." There is no dirty material, no hype, she climbed up the hot song list by relying on live shots... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.