Gu Yanrui had a very long dream.
In it were countless songs: R&B, Chinese-style music, classical mixed with hip-hop, heartfelt songs that could make people cry... Every one was so vivid, as if he had heard it just yesterday. When he woke up, he discovered that none of these songs had ever existed in this world.
He hadn't transmigrated, and there was no System, no quest panel, and no golden finger.
He was just an ordinary sophomore at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. He was good at piano, had an outrageously sociable personality, and when he smiled, he could turn the cloudy skies over the entire dormitory building sunny. At the military training talent show, he held a guitar and sang a song that had suddenly popped into his head. It was called "Starry Night." His roommate secretly recorded it and uploaded it online. Overnight, it surpassed a million views.
Then the record company called.
From the campus practice room to a stadium packed with tens of thousands, from being dismissed as "just another internet singer" to silencing everyone with album after album, Gu Yanrui's every step was set to a melody. He wrote "Blue and White Porcelain," turning a Chinese-style song nobody believed in into a national hit. He sang "Cultivating Love," bringing tears to countless eyes in the dead of night. When he played "Qi Li Xiang," the whole summer tasted like first love.
He never simply copied the musical memories of Jay Chou and Lin Junjie from another world. In the life that was truly his, he would find the sunlight, rain, and heartbeat to match those melodies, then let them grow anew in this world.
This is a story about music. It is also a story about passion, friendship, and a little bit of love.
The female lead is an upperclassman in the vocal performance department, and she's just like her...
