Lu Yan was reborn.
He returned to age eighteen and saw the wife who had given up singing for him in his previous life, hiding her dream away for the rest of her life.
In this life, they still weren’t close.
That was all right.
People mocked her, saying she sang like a country bumpkin? He went onstage and stunned the whole crowd with a piano piece.
She thought pop music and traditional opera couldn’t go together? He wrote a song to help her blend them.
Someone gave her a hard time? He defended her so fiercely that the whole school knew: “Don’t mess with that aloof guy from the composition department.”
The System murmured, “Host, you weren’t like this in your last life.”
Lu Yan didn’t so much as blink. “I’m paying back what I owed in my last life.”
She never imagined that the person who seemed the hardest to approach would become the one who cared most about her singing.
One day, she finally couldn’t hold back and asked:
“Lu Yan, why are you so good to me?”
He looked at her and smiled.
“Because I’ve loved you for two lifetimes.”
Sweet romance × rebirth × System × campus music
Also known as: I Spoiled Her Into Becoming China’s Number One Female Vocalist
