A Qin King's Battle March Shakes the World with Chinese Instruments

[Traditional Chinese instruments + musicians + ancient Chinese ancestors + high-spirited action + restoring Chinese musical heritage + becoming legendary in the college entrance exams]

The paranormal invades, and monsters run rampant.

The whole world is plunged into crisis, and the civilization humanity has inherited for a million years stands on the brink of destruction.

But all hope is not lost. A profession capable of resisting paranormal monsters, the “Musician,” is born in answer to the calamity.

“Musicians” can create “instruments” with special powers and play them to summon “Music Spirits.”

In Sakura Country, they play the phoenix harp and perform “Cherry Blossoms,” bringing forth the Yamata no Orochi to devour countless monsters.

In Pasta Country, they play the piano and perform “The Toreador March,” summoning countless bullfighters in a stirring spectacle.

For some reason, however, Huaxia Country has lost its millennia-old musical heritage, and countless traditional Chinese instruments have disappeared with it.

Other countries are mocking Huaxia for having no music and no instruments.

Li Xiang, who dreams of restoring Huaxia’s musical heritage, transmigrates to this world.

In his previous life, Li Xiang could read sheet music at two, understand music theory at three, and compete nationally at six.

By ten, he had mastered every instrument, and at sixteen, he had already become a global music maestro.

Huaxia has no music?

The first subject in the global college entrance exams is the military!

While other countries are still following convention and creating military marches,

Li Xiang takes up a pipa and performs “The King of Qin Breaks Through the Battle Formation,” summoning the Black Armored Army of the Tang dynasty. With the might of an emperor like Taizong, they sweep away every army from every country!

“By the Mandate of Heaven, may the dynasty endure forever!”

The whole world is stunned!

Then Li Xiang pulls out a suona and performs “A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix,” bringing down a divine phoenix!

He takes up a guqin and plays “Ambush on All Sides,” showing the monsters what fear is!

Then he takes out an erhu and plays “Moonlight over the Second Spring.”

Who says Huaxia has no instruments? Who says Huaxia has no music?