A Voice That Resonates Across the Nine Provinces

After reading about ten chapters, I have to say that this is a unique music legend. Actor Lin Qingyin went from a blind and mute part-actor to the leader of the Baiyin Conference, breaking prejudices and conspiracies at every step. The author uses a very graphic touch to turn the musical game into a life-and-death confrontation. Under the unfolding settings, it is the girl's unyielding questioning of fate: Who said she is not worthy? I want to sing to the sky. It depends on how the author makes the protagonist move to Kyushu later. Come on, boy! This is a rare good book that I recommend to everyone!

When I was in high school, I wrote a short essay of only a thousand words, but it was like someone plucked an ancient string out of thin air - every word that came out from the pages had the sound of cracking silk, and it pierced the heavenly spirit. The high mountain is not a mountain, but the entire sound wall crashes down; the flowing water is not water, but a sharp sound passing through the chest. When I closed the book, there were string marks on my palms, and the ringing in my ears was like a waterfall. After so many years, hearing the sound of turning pages is still like the aftershock of that knife!

This is a book that can be read many times. The plot, settings, writing style, and characters are unexpected! Some hidden clues were not easy to spot the first time I read it. When I read it the second time, I jumped out of bed at three in the morning - oh, it turned out that there was foreshadowing at that time!

The writing is clean and crisp, the fighting scenes are like the sound of a piano piercing the air, and the daily conversations are like a stream of water piercing through the rocks.