You Asked Me to Save the Day, and I Wrote the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng on the Spot?

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Shen Yan finds a culture devastated by a severe break in its heritage. The literary world is full of shallow poems, while the music scene is drowning in shallow songs and blatant plagiarism.

Shen Yan has become a scapegoat and washed-up nobody on a livestream variety show. The Writers' Association and a chart-topping idol join forces to drive him out of the industry:

"Your words don't even make sentences, and your tunes don't even sound like music. What makes you think you can talk about Chinese-style art? Get out of the entertainment world!"

As the whole internet mocks him, Shen Yan picks up his brush, dips it in ink, and bursts into song on the spot!

The next second, a timeless masterpiece appears, and a Chinese musical marvel explodes onto the scene!

At the line, "Rosy clouds fly alongside a lone wild duck; autumn waters merge with the vast sky," the literary grandmaster drops to his knees, speechless, while five million live comments fall silent!

Then Shen Yan turns another timeless poem into a song, delivering an unforgettable rendition of "Bring in the Wine." The wild, unrestrained voice of a poetic immortal sweeps through the entire Chinese music scene!

The head of the Culture and Tourism Bureau rushes over overnight with ten billion in funding to recruit him, while every major star begs him for a masterpiece.

From the Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng to Prelude to the Water Melody, as one celebrated work after another and one Chinese musical marvel after another strike the world:

Shen Yan smiles serenely. "You call me illiterate? Behind me stand five thousand years of Chinese spirit and musical soul!"

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