Piano prodigy Qi Yu was invited to be a mentor on the show The Boiling Stage, where he unexpectedly ran into the woman who had slept with him three years ago. Three years later, he was the top mentor, while she was a singer-dancer drowning in scandal and notorious for her lack of talent.
Su Cen looked at the bastard onstage. This is poison! Can I still drop out?
Manager: You signed the contract. It's too late.
During the competition:
Qi Yu: Su Cen, you have lovely hands. Want to learn piano?
Su Cen: No, no. I have no talent for it.
He helped her clear her name bit by bit, and boldly confessed his love despite the rumors.
Fans: What do we do? I really want to ship them.
Manager: Oh my gosh, they're so sweet. Go ahead and ship them!
Su Cen: I haven't even said yes! What are you shipping?
[Sweet romance, music competition show, mystery variety show]
I think the heroine used to study piano, so he must have musical literacy. So in the article, he has been in the entertainment industry for three years but has become a little coffee pot. I think it is incredible. If he has no dancing skills or musical talent, how can he succeed? And if he used to be a big player in piano in the music industry, then when a bunch of people at the music festival came to see the male protagonist perform and the female protagonist performed in the same show and was praised, wouldn't anyone know the female protagonist? Don't the hands of piano players need to be taken care of? Why would his father still allow him to practice martial arts? The author's writing is fluent and the language is relatively beautiful. Some parts have an eye-catching beauty. Both the male and female protagonists have good personalities. I hope they can be together well in parallel time and space.
It's okay, so-so, but I feel like there are a lot of holes that haven't been filled in. I thought there were at least 20 more chapters to come, but it turned out there were none. Uh-huh, uh-huh.
Ah ah ah ah why it suddenly disappeared 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Not bad, but there are a few holes left unfilled, and the ending is a bit too fast.
It looks great, five stars!!!
Good-looking, good-looking, woohoo