Time Travel: I Rely on Singing to Heal My Illness

The starting point of this setting is very high, integrating the three major traffic codes of "identity counterattack", "superpower coolness" and "cultural elements". If it is well written, it will be an entertaining and infectious work; but if the details such as "the logic of healing ability" and "the rationality of family lines" cannot be handled well, it will easily fall into clichés. The core is to use "sound healing" as the anchor, let the identity dilemma of the "fake daughter" and the cultural background of the "Chinese" serve the growth of the protagonist, and ultimately achieve a double closed loop of "healing others" and "self-salvation". Who said that a fake daughter can only rely on family background to make a comeback? Ye An conquers the world with just one voice! As an ethnic Chinese, she brought Chinese songs to the international stage, and foreigners burst into tears when they heard it. There is no female competition, no sadomasochism, only the shock of "singing to heal all living beings" - capital wants to rob her, politicians want to invite her, and even anti-fans are sung as die-hard fans. Super fast-paced, intensively refreshing, healing and passionate, this book is a must-read for Tomato readers!

She's so beautiful that the heroine, the Virgin Mary, can't be compared to her in this world. Her breasts will make people look at her [smile]