I’m the Music Director in Great Zhou

Transmigrated to the Great Zhou Dynasty, where rites and music are on the verge of collapse.

The moment Zhou Le opened his eyes, he found himself tied to a stone musical instrument, about to be sacrificed by the Wu people!

He could only run for his life. Fortunately, he met Xin Hao, a bold and forthright female wanderer who saved him. But soon afterward, all kinds of demons and monsters, officials, and reclusive cultivators seemed to be watching him.

Mysterious, unpredictable witchcraft; scholars and warriors who cultivated through literary and martial power; the Quanrong barbarians, who trained their bodies alone to unleash the power of vital energy; and deep-mountain monsters, nest-dwelling ghosts, emissaries of demonic altars, and all manner of uncanny beings...

After transmigrating here, Zhou Le had hoped to establish himself through the classics and follow the Dao through martial arts, but he had no talent for either.

By a twist of fate, Zhou Le's golden finger finally awakened: by playing famous melodies from his previous life on instruments he was destined to encounter, he could gain the power of music.

Unfortunately, with rites and music on the verge of collapse, his cultivation became increasingly difficult.

So Zhou Le established a new musical Dao, ushered in peace for all generations, and climbed the path toward becoming the Grand Director of Music.

I raise my lusheng and perform "The King of Qin Breaks Through the Battle Formation," becoming a soldier who has fought a hundred battles!

I blow my xun and make "Wind Through the Bamboo" shine forth. I travel a thousand miles by night, swift as the wind beneath my feet!

I brush the strings of my ancient qin and play "Three Variations on Plum Blossoms," establishing an enduring spirit and forging the soul of the Great Zhou army!

When will Zhou's rites and music collapse? Only my instrument and melodies can restore order.

I brush the qin and play, restoring the mandate of fortune. Demons, monsters, gods, and Buddhas all bow before the laws of the Dao!