[La Corda d’Oro Fanfiction] The Devil’s Tremolo

I read this novel two or three years ago and read it many times. I came here because I read Golden Strings, but I couldn't find my favorite fan novel. The writing style of this novel is really good and delicate. When Rina died at the end of the novel, I cried every time. The so-called tragedy is to tear beauty into pieces. When I watched the anime, I really disliked Hino, because I always saw her shortcomings outweighing her advantages. What surprised me the most was her golden finger. Because of her bond with music, she got a magic violin. Because she has feelings, she can play music better than someone who has practiced hard for many years? Some people may say, why are you so serious about an otome game? I only know that if it's all about feelings, then why do others have to practice so hard for so many years? The one who can pull it off for such a long time is not one with feelings, and I am the more serious one. She overestimates her abilities and takes care of troubles without being able to solve them herself. Yuzuki's feelings towards Yuzuki are really complicated. I feel like in the anime he doesn't really like Hino, he just thinks she's interesting. I hope Yuzuki likes Rina, but unfortunately I can't tell whether he does or not.

Melancholy. This is the only feeling I have after reading it. Perhaps it was because she had not lived much with her parents since she was a child. In short, Rina's childhood was not happy. The experience of being dependent on others and the background of her identity being wrapped up in lies, Rina established layers of barriers. She was like a tortoise, with a light and gentle shell that no one could break. She was used to using the tortoise shell to make all her reactions, which remained the same. She only occasionally dug her limbs and head deep into the night to let herself breathe to prevent herself from being suffocated to death. Tsukimori understood her, but it was a pity that at that time, he didn't know how to explore his heart and obey his subconscious, so he lost his actions. Or maybe Rina and Tsukimori couldn't tell whether the so-called friendship they had before was true love or guilt before the lovers were satisfied. Rina only wanted pure love, but she couldn't tell. But emotions are complicated, and no one can deny that love is not love if there is a debt hidden in it. In my opinion, Rina is too sentimental, and she always lacks courage, whether it is to Yuzuki, Sawaka, Hino, Tsukimori... She is used to responding with dignity and generosity in the eyes of everyone, and not being surprised by favor or humiliation. Even Tsukimori once felt that she was hypocritical. In the one-sided emotional struggle with Yuzuki for many years, Rina finally felt that she had to make a change, not because she wanted to change, but because her wound had already oozed pus and would rot if not cleaned. She had to make a clean break, and finally passively took this step, but was coaxed by Yuzuki. Even if he wanted to fall in love with Rina, he could never deceive his own heart. Even if Yuzuki was indeed determined at the beginning, he still used tricks. After three years of acting, they just cleaned up the pus flowing out of the skin and treated it hastily, so Rina compromised. Three years later, on that day, she finally realized the truth. She was forced to be brave again. She finally took the initiative to take off the ribbon that she had covered herself with, stay away from everyone, and heal alone. Time slowly smoothed away the raised scars, but her soul had nowhere to go but there was no way back. When she was confused, Miyazawa stretched out a hand and said he wanted to pull her. She had been wandering for several years and was unable to resist such a temptation. Even so, she also understood Miyazawa. It was the most suitable for her. He once only needed to see through the sound of the piano that she was just a walking corpse, and he touched the most essential part of her in an instant. His words at that time broke through the clouds for her who was in pain at the time, and she had the strength to resist Yuzuki. Although those words were a bit unpleasant, they still made her feel secretly happy. He understands Rina, loves Rina wholeheartedly, and is willing to stretch out his hands to save her. How could she refuse? She just deeply hated her inability to love and gave her a chance, a chance to try to love Miyazawa. Human emotions always contain many components. Before Rina died, I didn't know what kind of emotion she felt towards Miyazawa, but I knew that there must be love. Rina was not indifferent to those who loved her. Moreover, love is immeasurable. After reading to the end, the thing I hate most is Rina's lack of self-love. She always doesn't care about herself, restrains her emotions, suppresses her soul, and uses her own health as a bet to test whether the poison called love is poisonous. She always trusts others easily and makes her heart bruised. In the end, she is exhausted physically and mentally, and she dies early. This is very sad. A sober love brain will always be punished by Ling Chi. The premise of loving someone is to love yourself. Unfortunately, Rina didn't know how to love before. In my heart, her so-called love for Yuzuki was just stubbornness. She never understood that what she loved at first was just his music. Maybe his music felt like licking her wounds, but she never had the desire to explore Yuzuki's experience. She couldn't tell the difference and stubbornly had unrequited love, hurting herself and the people who loved her. I never like tragedies. Although it is not a tragedy, I think I will be depressed for two days.

The fairy tale turned into a human story, and I was convinced by my wife. However, my wife's writing style was smooth and many of the character's actions did not seem OOC to me, so I felt even more heartbroken... Why should it be written so realistically when it is already an Otome fanfic... Miyazawa had already set it up so perfectly, yet he still had to add such a line about him. I have a lover before, so I can't just be an innocent virgin musician who is indifferent on the outside and gentle on the inside. Yuzuki is already a scumbag enough, but he is still with Hino. However, he must have a one-night stand with the wrong person. I really... I'm going to have a heart attack. Madam, okay, there are many dirty men in Hino, so I understand the harm.

I'll finish this article in the middle of the night. Although I know this article was written many years ago and the author may not be able to see my message, I still want to tell you that your words and stories have brought me a lot~ Best wishes

I have never seen a heroine who made me feel so distressed that I should not do anything about it, and I have never seen a man as affectionate as the author's Miyazawa Yaichi. Rina is really lucky. Big cheers.

Although the torture was miserable, Rina still found happiness. It was better not to tell Yuzuki and the others about her death, so as not to disturb Rina's sleep with their so-called guilt. Especially Yuzuki's promise of the next life was even more disgusting.

Oh my god, I read the whole story in one go! I feel sad and angry for Rina... I bought the lotus stock at the beginning... Yuzuki is really not suitable for Rina. She is a complete scumbag in this article... Hino's conflict is not clear and makes me a little unhappy... Finally, I want to say that my brother and Miyazawa are really great! ! ! ! Miyazawa is awesome! ! ! ! !

To be honest, this article is very well written, and it made me feel inexplicably sad o(╥╥)o But I think the heroine is happy not being with Yuzuki!

I came to read this article because of the teak wood, but I didn't expect to wear a sling in it. I don't know why, but I looked a little sad...

To be honest, Yuzuki and Hino are common scumbag men and women who claim that "true love is innocent" in reality. Hino gave me the impression that he was half-hearted in the article. He obviously liked Tsukimori at the beginning but ended up falling in love with Yuzuki because of Yuzuki's confession. And I can't understand how someone would fall in love with Yuzuki's confession even though he knew he had a fiancée. This view really makes me drunk. The same goes for Yuzuki, who insists on dragging Rina along for his own interests and love. A selfish scumbag like Ziyi is a perfect match for a bitch like Hino, a match made in heaven. What puzzles me the most is that in the ending, the two of them are actually happily together. I guess I really feel like I'm going to explode. Rina, I really think that someone who loves her to the core would be so humble, but luckily Miyazawa showed up. I think Tsukimori is a very cowardly person who is really not suitable for Rina. He doesn't know how to fight and gives up too easily. If he is willing to fight for it, the ending may be different. Miyazawa probably has no chance of appearing.