I’m a Music Professor, Transmigrated to Another World to Open a Music Hall

Li Xiu, the youngest professor at a modern music conservatory! He has mastered a wide range of traditional Chinese and Western instruments, including the guqin, guzheng, bamboo flute, xiao, piano, and guitar. He is also an expert in lyrics, composition, arrangement, and the history of Chinese-style music. Just before he was unjustly laid off, he unexpectedly acquired an ancient bronze mirror and transmigrated to the Eastern Continent, a world of music. Music thrives here. Musicians bear the responsibility of protecting and changing the world: they can attack, defend, and heal, sow countless seeds, and even create all things. And so, he takes a seat in a music hall, gains divine arts and sacred treasures, and composes song after song. By entering the Dao through music, Li Xiu once again embarks on the path of a teacher, this time as a music professor.