Jun En, an erhu anchor in her twenties, played a page of unknown ancient music in the live broadcast room, and when she opened her eyes again, she turned out to be the 18-year-old eldest daughter of the Su family in the Republic of China. Her biological sister broke the piano to frame her, but her parents kicked her out of the house on the spot without asking the truth. They waited for her to bow her head and beg for mercy, but they didn't know that she had learned the piano at the age of six and had acquired all her skills for more than ten years. She earned herself the registration fee by performing a street performance. In a college entrance examination, she had to play the piano with her sister who once stepped on her. But that page of ancient music that took her through time also hid a secret that could not be discovered by the Shanghai music scene.
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