Music on a Rainy Night

Rainy Skies: When Piano Music Meets the Light of Life Have you ever heard the sound of despair? On a rainy night, pianist Cheng Mo wakes up after passing out drunk on a street corner and sees a blue umbrella. The woman beneath it speaks softly: “Teacher Cheng, I’m your student.” Once a prodigy pianist, he now has nothing but a pair of trembling hands and a shattered pride. Lin Yuqing, a young music therapist, stubbornly believes that every soul deserves to be healed. When the piano keys are pressed again, when the rebellious boy Xiao Jie stubbornly says, “Teach me to play,” when Yuqing’s first note falls onto a score in the dead of night Some forms of redemption arrive more suddenly than a storm. Some kinds of love, like music, need no words. “I don’t need to be saved,” Cheng Mo says. “Then let me fall with you,” Lin Yuqing replies. This is a story of falling and being reborn. When two imperfect souls meet through music, they will finally understand: The most moving melodies are often born after the darkest nights. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.