“You’re the last thing I believe in!” Jian Wei cried as she was dragged into a luxury car, her words cutting to the heart.
Mi Cai’s words, “You’re the morning sun, and I’m the rainbow,” also echoed in Shao Yang’s ears.
He clutched a bloodstained guitar pick, struggling to survive in the shadow of the capital. Mi Cai crushed his proposal with a black card, while Le Yao snapped her strings for him and shouted hoarsely, “You’re my whole world!”
Xiang Chen’s schemes and Mi Zhongde’s plots drove Shao Yang into a dead end like dark storm clouds. CC quietly protected Luo Ben’s rock-and-roll dream. Wei Manwen’s diary from her teaching stint in the countryside was full of regrets, while Mi Lan found her independence under the pressure of her family. Betrayal and devotion clashed fiercely; ideals collided brutally with self-interest, and the worlds of business and entertainment were thrown into turmoil.
How could Shao Yang forget the character “Wait” that Jian Wei wrote on the car window with lipstick three years ago? And how could he forget the blood spreading across Le Yao’s silver skirt when she took a bottle meant for him?
When capitalism’s fangs tear everything apart, can this group of earnest souls use their broken strings to play a life’s song that will never fade, amid the ruins?
The writing is very good, I hope Zhaoyang and the others can find out the truth