Reborn in the vibrant 1960s, new recruit Lin Yanzhou joins the Beijing Art Troupe. In his previous life, he endured and gave way at every turn. His abundant creative talent was sidelined and buried, leaving him to live out his days in frustration.
Given a second life, he returns with decades of experience in revolutionary arts and culture. The troupe's creative style is rigid and outdated, and veteran members fear being outshone by newcomers, so they obstruct and suppress him at every turn.
Lin Yanzhou does not rush into reckless confrontations. Instead, he devotes himself to refining original songs about his country and its people. Faced with doubts, criticism, anonymous reports, and blocked resources, he keeps his manuscripts and witnesses' accounts, earning his place through the undeniable quality of his work.
From troupe evaluations and military district performances to the stages of the capital, his stirring songs spread across the country. Even those who cling to old prejudices gradually come to understand the power of artistic innovation. Lin Yanzhou ultimately becomes a model for a generation of artists, writing a passionate chapter of his era through music.
Disclaimer: All characters, songs, and plot events in this book are fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental.
The concept is good, it would be better if it didn't require technology to assist in writing; the difference between human-written and AI-written code would be immediately apparent.
I don't know what this is supposed to be—a suspense drama mixed with an entertainment drama?
Reborn in 1963 to investigate his own past, adopted in 1958? The chaotic timeline makes everything fall apart; it's too sloppy. If the mystery of his origins weren't addressed, it would still be a readable book.
Toilet fiction