Tan Xing, who comes from a privileged family, studied music in the United States. He was good at violin and joined the symphony orchestra after graduation. During this period, he fell in love with Yang Ying, the conductor in the orchestra. Despite his fierce love offensive, he still couldn't get Yang Ying's sincerity. In desperation, he lured Yang Ying to the hotel on the pretext of committing suicide, during which he attempted to molest her. Yang Ying's desperate struggle for help forced Tan Xing to accidentally kill her, cut her body into pieces, and flushed her body into the Pacific Ocean through the sewer. Tan Xing fled back to China in deep guilt and applied for a job as a music professor at a music conservatory. Six years later, he became famous and erased his crimes in oblivion. However, fate will not let him go so easily. Music talent Ying Jie's bold confession to him made him deeply entangled in homosexuality. Unable to accept same-sex love, it is even more difficult for him to pick up this love. But in the end, when he finally had the courage to accept this love and cherish it, the sins he had committed were revealed anew.
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