Back to Field: From Classical Scholar to Master of Caiyun Mountain

Six years ago, the youngest top scorer in the college entrance exam, 15-year-old Lin Can, mysteriously disappeared, sparking heated debate across the country.

One song, "All the World in Ruins," ushered in a new era of traditional-style music.

One song, "Blue and White Porcelain," was sung throughout the nation.

All he left the world were traditional-style songs that an entire generation would remember.

Six years later, the cast of The Life We Aspire To 4 came to Caiyun Village to film.

As He Jiong, Huang Lei, Zifeng, and Pengpeng, the family of four, praised the village,

a soaring rendition of "Ten Years in This World" rang out from beyond the village. Just then,

a peacock spread its tail,

cats lined the road,

and villagers stood waiting with baskets in hand.

A sturdy elephant strode majestically out from the green hills, carrying a young man and his goods into the village.

When the villagers cried out, "The Lord of Caiyun Mountain!"

the cast of The Life We Aspire To recognized him as the traditional-style music prodigy from back then!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.