A Legendary Voice: Turning the Tide

In 1923, a baby's wail rang through a narrow alley in Suzhou. In exchange, her own uncle handed over a deed of sale. Three-year-old Su Pu became a commodity to be resold at anyone's whim. But this child was no ordinary one. Within her lived the soul of a woman who had lived for thirty-eight years. In her previous life, she was Zhou Xuan, the golden voice whose fame had swept across Shanghai's foreign concessions. Yet after a lifetime of loving the wrong man and trusting the wrong people, she died with regret in her heart. Reborn, she saw her uncle haggling in a lowered voice and her mother running toward her, arriving a step too late. Only one thought remained in her mind: This time, I will live for myself. With a golden voice granted by heaven, she sang her way from the streets to the stage. With a vision far ahead of her time, she rose from songstress to businesswoman. And with thirty-eight years of experience, she saw through the tenderness of scoundrels, the schemes of swindlers, and the dangers of the world of fame and fortune. She protected the people she had failed to save in her previous life, chose the love she had once been unable to choose, and set out on a path she had never dared to dream of before. This is not one person's cry against fate, but a woman's promise to herself: talent may be buried, but it must never be abandoned; hardship may bend your back, but it cannot crush a clear mind.