Qin Feng transmigrates into the landlord of Mushroom House and unexpectedly activates the Strongest Folk Music System.
In an era when folk music is in decline, Qin Feng moves everyone deeply with one classic song after another.
His song "You at the Desk Beside Me" takes the guests back to their student days.
His song "Anhe Bridge" shows everyone just how moving folk music can be!
Huang Lei: "Qin Feng's folk music is so down-to-earth. One listen is worth a pack of cigarettes, and one listen is worth three bottles of liquor!"
Ju Jingyi: "Brother Qin Feng has shown me that folk music can sound this good!"
Zhang Zifeng: "Brother Qin Feng is handsome and talented. I like him so much!"
He Jiong: "Qin Feng is the most talented person I've ever met, bar none!"
Yang Mi: "With Qin Feng there, this show finally feels complete!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I wrote a total of three pieces of nonsense and didn't write a single piece of text. I even asked if anyone would read it.
If there is a suitable brother, I will adopt it!
The writing at the beginning is pretty good as long as you don't give away the girl and she doesn't collapse. It's best if you have less female protagonists.
After writing a few pictures, I asked if anyone else would read them.
Dude, I don't want to hurt my heart! Here's a suggestion, you can work hard and update at the same time, a two-pronged approach
Don't just write about singing, but also write about interactions. Otherwise, it will be boring just to see how you write songs.
If I were to talk about the most memorable folk ballad, it would be Luo Dayou's story of time.
What I'm curious about is that if a song has more than just guitar accompaniment, how can the protagonist do it himself?