Lin Feng, a top singer in Huaguo, unexpectedly transmigrates to another world and finds himself in a theatrical troupe.
The troupe is under attack from a rival. Its members have all fled, and its leader has been poisoned and rendered mute!
Then Lin Feng is forced to accept a wager and compete onstage against the rival troupe!
But how can they possibly win when they can’t even gather enough people to perform?
Just then, Lin Feng awakens the God-Tier Composer System and writes “The Drunken Concubine,” a song infused with traditional opera vocals, helping the troupe win the wager!
After that, Lin Feng brings out more songs featuring opera vocals, including “Hard to Refuse,” “Ten Years in the Mortal World,” and “Silk-Bound Opera,” helping the troupe rise to the top step by step!
His song “Huo Yuanjia” then becomes a massive hit among young people!
To win the princess’s hand in marriage, he performs “A Smile in the Jianghu” and dances the viral “Subject Three” dance on the spot…
This book is worth appreciating, the writing is solid, the characters and songs are described in detail and vividly, and it is very beautiful.
How could anyone give a negative review!?! Great! Saved my book drought!!! The songs I read before were all modern, but it's rare to find one that travels back to ancient times. It's so new! There are so many ancient songs, it's not too stressful to listen to and watch them at the same time! Come on, author!!
Not bad, worth a look!
It's quite good-looking, with a female protagonist, but the author, I think you have to skip subject three in your introduction? 🤦
It's not bad, unlike other books where the background story of a song is often written in four or five chapters.
The story is quite novel
It was very good to focus on ancient songs. I got to know so many songs.
It's well written, but it's a pity that the protagonist doesn't sing it himself. I must write it and sing it myself in the later stage. I look forward to singing Jay Chou's ancient songs 🤭
Unique and very beautiful
I've only read one similar book, it's a bit short but okay