“Su Wan, you can’t even carry a tune. What makes you think you belong at a talent agency?” Her stepsister Lin Weiwei held up a trophy and tore Su Wan’s sheet music to pieces on a livestream watched by the entire internet.
No one knew that every one of Lin Weiwei’s hit “original songs” had actually been written by Su Wan. Even fewer knew that the good-for-nothing mocked as someone who only got by on connections was the secret wife of Lu Shiyan, a top-tier producer, for three years.
After her freeze-out ended, Su Wan made a powerful comeback, armed with perfect pitch and memories from her reborn life. On a variety show stage, her impromptu piano arrangement stunned the internet. In the recording studio, she nailed the hit melody for a top-tier singer in a single go. At the awards ceremony, she exposed Lin Weiwei’s plagiarism and ruined her reputation.
As the internet erupted, Lu Shiyan suddenly drew Su Wan into his arms and kissed the crown of her head in front of the cameras. “Let me introduce my wife, and the only chief songwriter at Yansheng Music.”
Su Wan raised an eyebrow and pushed him away. “Mr. Lu, three years ago you said I had ‘ulterior motives.’ What’s this supposed to be?”
Lu Shiyan dropped to one knee, holding out a custom ring shaped like piano keys. “My dear, I was blind back then. Your melodies saved my childhood. For all the years to come, I want to be your forever listener and your beloved.”
From then on, the music industry had a new legend: a top-tier producer chasing after his own secretly married wife, writing songs just to make her smile. Even his award acceptance speeches became public declarations of love. “This song is for the only melody in my life, Su Wan.”