One Song Called “Xian’er” Had Netizens Saying She Was Seriously Unhinged

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Su Shu unsurprisingly awakens a System.

In this world, where the entertainment industry is far behind, a mysterious force from another world suddenly appears.

“Fairy,” “I Want to Bloom,” “Nocturne,” “In the Name of My Father,” “Silence.”

As more and more music from another world appears, Su Shu finds himself accumulating more and more nicknames: “Auntie Su,” “genius,” “prodigy,” “depression-inducing singer,” “spokesperson for the underworld,” and “little genius of traditional-style music.”

Some netizens even exclaim: You need at least ten years of mental illness to listen to Auntie Su's songs.

Thanks to Auntie Su, China's rock scene has finally filled the gap in the funeral and wedding industry.

Waaah, other people's songs cost money, but his songs don't just want my money, they want my life!

This book is also known as “Oh, Fate!”, “I'm Really Not an Underworld Singer,” and “She Came to Lie and Ambush Me, a Young Fellow in His Twenties.”