Late-Stage ALS: I Set the World Ablaze with My Singing

In 2024, in a parallel world, Chinese-language pop music has been stuck in 1999.

Shen Yan is in the late stages of ALS. His facial muscles are frozen in a poker face, and people mock him as an “AI mannequin.”

During a livestream, he performs a “recreation” of The Sea, and his hoarse singing voice sets the internet ablaze.

“Wait... is this The Sea?”

“Why am I crying?”

“Did an ALS patient really sing this?”

But no one knows that every time he sings a “recreated” hit, blue circuit-like patterns appear on his neck. They are the mark of his borrowed time.

[Neuron survival rate: 19.7%]

[Time remaining: 27 days]

With his life on a countdown, he decides to risk everything and sing.

Then one day, a voice calling itself the “Era Notes Restoration System” rings out in his mind...

Could the songs he “creates” really cure ALS?

When he sings Beyond the Boundaries,

the whole internet is stunned.

And can he,

before his life comes to an end,

complete that concert for 100,000 people?