Transmigrated Into White Sugar: Opera Singing Works a Million Times Better Than Power of Rhyme

Alternate title: The Rhythm of Martial Arts in Catland: The Awakening of the Opera Supreme Bai Lan, a renowned Peking opera performer, transmigrates as Bai Tang, only to discover that he lacks the crucial “Zuo Clan Rhythm Power” from the original story. In Catland, where bloodlines are revered, he is dismissed as a worthless nobody destined for mediocrity. Facing Wu Song’s cold gaze, the threat of Chaos, and his own uncertainty about ever finding his way home, Bai Tang is pushed to the brink. Then, at the moment between life and death, the pride of the Chinese opera spirit within him roars awake. No Zuo Clan power? Then he’ll use Chinese opera as his rhythm! The Martial Opera System activates in response to the crisis, turning legendary scenes into peerless combat power: a performance of Farewell My Concubine awakens the Puppeteer’s true self; a clever staging of The Empty Fort Strategy breaks the Eye Clan’s century-old illusion; and dance steps from The Rainbow Skirt and Feathered Robe win over the entire Body Clan… Yet as his power grows, the truth also comes to light: his lack of Zuo Clan Rhythm Power is no accident. The world of Catland instinctively rejects his “soul from another world.” The true nature of Chaos is the fading memory of a civilization, while Mo’s madness stems from a desperate rebellion against the severing of cultural heritage. “If my body is a string, then I’ll play a song of unbroken inheritance between two worlds!” A theater rises anew from the ruins, and opera is reborn in the void. When the final stage arrives, Bai Tang stands at the heart of civilization’s survival. So what if I wasn’t born with rhythm power? My whole life is the grandest stage of all! “The play isn’t over, the music hasn’t faded. This time, I’ll use five thousand years of Chinese heritage to open a new age for Catland!” (This book does not follow the original story throughout. Please don’t attack it if that’s not to your taste. Thank you.)