Jiang Feng transmigrates to a parallel world, where Blue Star Music has kept him on the shelf for ten years!
The reason: he refused to perform at commercial events! He refused to lip-sync!
Furious, Jiang Feng terminates his contract, only to be saddled with a penalty of 800 million!
Nameless grasses and trees sprout anew each year. No man is doomed to be poor forever!
A mere 800 million
can't hold back my talent!
I'll pay off my debt by singing!
But then,
when Jiang Feng takes the stage to sing his first song after terminating his contract, he realizes:
Before transmigrating, he didn't even know how to read sheet music~
Sing?! Dream on!
Just as Jiang Feng stands there helplessly with a microphone in hand~
[Ding!]
[Congratulations, Host. You are now bound to the Blind Box Singer System!]
[Before each performance, draw a song from the blind box and sing whatever you get!]
He's back in business!
But here's the crazy part!
Every song he draws is...!
At a wedding, he draws the funeral dirge “Wedding”!
At a funeral, he draws the upbeat song “Swing Brother”!
For a love confession, he draws “Parting Ways”!
For a breakup, he draws “Romance in the Rain”!
In a drought, when people pray for rain, he draws “Desert Camel”!
While fleeing a tsunami, he draws “I Think I'm the Sea”!
...Every song is an original, and every one is a hit! But... that's all in the future~
The real question is, how does he get through this performance?~~
Is this water? No!! Is this a river? No!! Is this a lake? No!! Is this Jiang? No!! This fucking thing is the sea!! This is no longer hydrology, this is Haiwen. It's even better than the novels that reported dish names a few years ago!!!!
There are too many descriptions of the audience's feelings, and the song is not focused on. You can write more than a dozen chapters with one song. It is recommended to describe the protagonist more.
It's over 30 chapters and you haven't finished singing a song yet. You're really awesome.
Not good, there are too many descriptions, and it's too watery. Just write the lyrics. Don't describe so many artistic conceptions of the song. Write less. Don't write too watery.