After I Transmigrated, I Took the Music Scene by Storm with Earth's Greatest Hits

Lin Mo, a bar singer on Earth, is going nowhere.

After pulling an all-nighter gaming and dying suddenly, he transmigrates to a parallel world with no Jay Chou and no Eason Chan.

He sings “Ten Years” at a bar.

The video goes viral. The trending topics explode. The queen of pop, Su Qing, comes to see him in person.

“Do you dare compete in Voice of Heaven three months from now?”

He does.

Auditions, qualifying rounds, semifinals, finals.

At every stage, he brings out another hit song from Earth.

“Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies,” “Conquer,” “Exaggerated,” “Sorrow,” “Nocturne,” “Hill”…

He crushes the doubters and sings his rivals into submission.

At an 80,000-seat stadium, he drops to one knee. “Su Qing, will you marry me?”

She nods through her tears.

A career at its peak, a love story with a perfect ending.

He thinks his life couldn’t get any better.

Then

A piercing machine alarm sounds.

He opens his eyes to the stark white ceiling of a hospital room.

No Su Qing. No concert. None of those 80,000 people.

He frantically searches his phone.

He searches “Su Qing.” Nothing.

He searches “Voice of Heaven.” Nothing.

Those songs, those people, that woman…

None of them exist.

He sinks to the floor.

Then comes a knock at the door.

A woman takes off her mask, revealing her face.

Those eyes

They look so much like hers.