Making a Name for Myself by Cycling Across the Country

Lu Yuan, who died from overwork in his previous life, transmigrates to a parallel world. He says there’s no way he’s ever going to work for someone else again.

He doesn’t know how to run a business, either. The only thing he can do is ride his bike around, film a few videos, and write a few songs. That’s enough to get by.

Riding along the road feels amazing. Everyone I meet along the way is talented and has such a way with words. I absolutely love cycling!

This is the story of a young man who’s had enough of cutthroat competition and refuses to be a wage slave for capitalists any longer, choosing instead to pursue freedom.

Compared to the empty promises his boss makes, Lu Yuan would rather go see the mountains and rivers.

Because life isn’t just about getting by. There’s poetry and faraway places, too!

When he gives up the rat race and sets off to embrace his country’s famous mountains, rivers, and scenic wonders, these breathtaking landscapes not only soothe his anxiety, but also bring him unexpected rewards.

After the woman he loves betrays him, his song "Actor" serves up a face-slapping comeback, making him an overnight sensation!

Camping beneath the moonlight, he sings "Don't Panic, the Moonlight Comes After Sunset" to comfort a group of people who, like him, are at the lowest point in their lives. He becomes the warmest-hearted wandering singer around.

Cycling along a desert highway, he faces raging wind and sand and creates "The Ordinary Road," which dominates the hit charts for months and makes him one of the country's top road-trip singers.

A visit to the magnificent Forbidden City inspires "Memories of the Forbidden City," turning him into a master composer of national-treasure caliber whose fame spreads across the world!

He may not be in the music scene, but the music scene is full of legends about him!