A Song of Gods and Men from the Start, and a Mushroom Cloud Rises Over Neon

Zhou Chenyang's forty-fourth stop on his global concert tour brings him to Neon Country. He plans to play a video of “Fat Man and Little Boy” being dropped during the concert's music video, but unexpectedly binds himself to a System that makes song lyrics come true.

One song, “The Battle Between Gods and Men”: “The end is coming...”

The entire internet in the Dragon Kingdom hails Zhou Chenyang as the country's number-one hawkish singer, joking that he's making Neon Country bloom with a third mushroom cloud. Little do they know, his lyrics have already begun to come true.

Tsunamis, rivers of molten lava, and radiation filling the skies: one abnormal weather event after another strikes, and the apocalypse quietly descends upon all of Neon Country.

Next, Zhou Chenyang sings “A Fire in Winter,” and the Eagle Kingdom is hit by endless wildfires sweeping across its mountains.

His song “You Are the Wind, I Am the Sand” sends the sandstorms straight back to the Desert Kingdom, where they can no longer pollute the Dragon Kingdom's environment.

With just the line “From now on, I won't see your face,” he even brings down a pack of corrupt big shots, restoring peace and order to the Dragon Kingdom.

Driving back foreign threats and punishing traitors at home, every move strikes true!

Foreign netizens are terrified, begging Zhou Chenyang to quit music before he completely destroys their countries by singing another song.

After Zhou Chenyang delivers his three-part denial, “It wasn't me. I didn't do it. Don't make things up,” he silently picks up the pace of releasing and performing songs.

The people of the Dragon Kingdom: “God Zhou, turn it up! As long as you don't sing yourself to death, keep singing them to death!”