Ye Chen, a passionate singer, transmigrated into a parallel world and became a top-tier star singer about to retire from music after a farewell tour.
However, the original owner only sang cheesy pop songs, and every concert was a giant karaoke session for the audience.
As soon as the intro played, the microphone got snatched away!
Ye Chen was furious. “If I’m retiring, fine, but you won’t even let me sing properly? How am I supposed to put up with that?!”
Fine, you want to sing? Then sing your heart out!
For his farewell tour, he brought out his real “nuclear weapons”:
“Left Hand Points to the Moon” shot straight to the heavens. Its extreme high notes and ethereal opera vocals left the audience speechless, with nothing but gasps of disbelief.
The strange, ever-changing scales and rhythms of “Moonlight” left fans who tried to sing along trapped in a musical “ghost hitting a wall,” staring at one another in bewilderment.
“Hard to Understand” combined classical Cantonese lyrics, breakneck speed, and a complex melody. Fans’ tongues tied themselves in knots, and they were defeated one after another.
At last, the fans were furious!
“God Ye! Your songs are either showing off impossible high notes or cramming in tongue-twisting old lyrics! Are you messing with us?!”
Ye Chen smiled.
He’d only meant to “get revenge,” but unexpectedly, he sparked a different kind of shock:
When “A Heart Chasing Dreams” spread through exam-prep classrooms, countless students bent over their desks, writing furiously!
The winding opera vocals of “The Actor” sang of a nation in turmoil and an actor’s resolve.
The stone-shattering, cloud-piercing roar of “Serve the Country with Utmost Loyalty” rang through the venue, evoking charging horses and clashing spears. The retired veterans in the audience might no longer be young, but they stood tall, tears in their eyes.
“Ten Thousand Borders,” “Dragon Scales of Heaven and Earth”...
Officials came calling. “Don’t retire! We need your ‘nuclear weapons’ to ignite the spirit of our times!”
Ye Chen was baffled. “I just wanted to retire. How did I end up becoming a ‘strategic weapon of national importance’?”
And so began a new era in Chinese pop music: Ye Chen’s nuclear deterrent, with songs nobody could sing along to!
I'm having a good time with Chapter 8, so I'll keep reading. Chapters 8 through 20 are mostly filler, mainly for a few songs to prepare for the concert, so I've deducted stars for that.
This is a very good entertainment novel. The protagonist has strong moral values, and there are no ridiculous romantic subplots. It's one of the few novels that doesn't start with a divorce, breakup, or being cheated on. 😂 Seriously, there aren't many entertainment novels that don't start with divorce, breakup, or being cheated on. This novel is a rare exception, avoiding melodramatic beginnings.
I really like all the songs; I listen to them while watching. It would be great if the lyrics were complete.
It's well-written, but it has one flaw that's not really a flaw: there are too few lyrics, making it impossible to listen to the song while reading. I guess that's why the book has such a low rating, but there's nothing I can do about it; if I wrote too many lyrics, it might get banned.
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It's good-looking ( ´艸`) Another track in the entertainment category, featuring top singers with a strong fan base!
It was beautiful and touching, but there weren't enough chapters. Author, please add more chapters! Add more chapters! Add more chapters!
I read this book while listening to music 👍
Compared to so many entertainment industry novels, this one is exceptionally well-written and quite different. I personally find it incredibly enjoyable, eagerly awaiting each update. Support the author, awesome!!!
It's pretty good. The main character has strong moral values and there's no romance involved; he just focuses on singing. Why is the rating so low?