No One Can Beat Me in My DJ Realm

Xu Que transmigrates and becomes an utterly ordinary martial arts dropout in a modern city where martial prowess reigns supreme. Before he can even complain, he is publicly humiliated at the school-wide fitness test: he has to dance to “The Most Dazzling Ethnic Style” in front of everyone!

Others practice martial arts through grueling training, but Xu Que gets stronger with the volume of his BGM! The thicker his skin and the louder his speakers, the stronger he becomes! Dancing is his peerless martial art! Playing music is his source of power! He kills enemies with the moonwalk from “Wild Wolf Disco,” breaks through armies with the battle cry of “Victory,” and leaves even grandmasters stunned with “Tantan”!

The campus belle comes to show him some kindness? He gladly accepts the benefits, then turns around and plays dumb: “Who are you?” A martial arts school tries to swindle him? He turns the tables, leaves them in tears, and even walks off with their prized treasure: “Thanks for the sponsorship, boss!” A powerful enemy attacks? Xu Que smiles wickedly and cranks his speakers to the max. “No one can beat me while my BGM is playing! Unless... you cut the power first!”

From campus oddball to “Demon of Sound, Dance Sovereign,” from battling for supremacy in the city to partying among the stars, Xu Que relies on skin as thick as a city wall and combat techniques that shatter all expectations. Hunted by countless powerful enemies and “pestered” by beautiful women, he carves out an outrageously invincible path! When the final battle arrives, he stands atop the galaxy, his DJ booth shining like a beacon. “The universe’s most powerful bass drop is ready! This track will send you all dancing into the afterlife!”

This is the story of a shameless, cunning cheat who fights the fiercest battles, scams the biggest marks, and ultimately becomes the Mad Martial God feared by the Myriad Worlds, all through the most socially mortifying methods imaginable: playing music and dancing! (Friendly reminder: bring your own headphones when reading this book, or you might get hit by the protagonist’s BG