After Leaving Home and Cutting Ties, One Song Heals the Internet

[Entertainment Industry + Rewriting Classics + No Harem]

Liu Qing, carrying the entertainment works from his previous life, transmigrates into the luxurious Liu family mansion in a parallel world.

Who could have imagined that, in the thirteen years since his mother died when he was five and his father remarried before leaving for Africa to start a business, Liu Qing would endure bullying from his stepmother, the cold shoulder from his older sister, and the hatred of his half-brother, who wanted nothing more than to drive him out of the Liu family?

His younger sister even stole the songs he had poured his heart and soul into creating, along with his account boasting two million followers.

Over those thirteen years, he developed severe depression and social anxiety.

In the end, he died of starvation after developing anorexia.

Then someone transmigrated into his body.

In this life, he resolves to leave home and break free from his prisonlike, stifling existence.

But he never expected this.

One song, “Under the Sea,” heals the entire internet.

When the title of God of Song rings throughout the music world, his family regrets everything and kneels, begging him to come home.

Hah, what good is regret? In this life, I will never forgive them.