Is There Something Wrong With Performing Funerals in the Hunter World?

Mo Wenyin is a young woman who has just graduated from college and can't find a job. Her parents died when she was young, and she grew up in the countryside, raised by her grandfather. He was a respected funeral musician in the village, and families across the surrounding towns would ask him to play a funeral tune at their services. Mo Wenyin was also interested in the suona, a traditional instrument and an intangible cultural heritage, so after graduating, she naturally took up her grandfather's mantle. Except... the first funeral tune she played was for her grandfather. On the seventh day after his death, Mo Wenyin played another funeral tune for him. But this time... she somehow transmigrated??? And not just anywhere: she transmigrated into the high-risk world of Hunter x Hunter, a series she'd once watched!!! Transmigrating to such a heartbreaking world on an already sorrowful day was hard enough. But things got even worse... She!! had transmigrated in her own body!! And she was even more doomed, hey! From a single tune for 800 Jenny to earning 80 million later, Mo Wenyin says: Easy peasy! Even in an unfamiliar world, I'm going to live well. Grandpa always said that the first to give up is the one who loses! “One requiem to send the departed on their way” Every life, no matter what it was like, deserves to rest in peace after death. No CP (bonus chapters may be added)/has a golden finger/not a Mary Sue story/the protagonist is cheerful and has a moral compass/not dark and brooding, overall lighthearted/not a low-power setting, and the female lead won't be put through misery!!/The author's writing could use some work, read at your own discretion\(`Δ’)/ (Also: the author is lazy, updates whenever.)