The final installment of Summer Dream Rhapsody: In life's concerto, you are the passage that leaves the deepest impression.
Sunshine, beaches, and handsome men! That's what a tropical beach means to us.
After being hit twice, first by criticism that her playing lacked emotion, and then by a one-night stand with a man who had a girlfriend, Pei Shi heads alone to a Thai resort island to unwind. But to her surprise, the beach has more than the three treasures mentioned above: she runs into the person who said her playing lacked emotion, as well as the man who already has a girlfriend...
[Character Profiles]
Pei Shi: The protagonist. A rising violinist who excels at flashy, fast-paced pieces. Daughter of the renowned musician Pei Shao. Her father died when she was young, and her mother's whereabouts are unknown. Proud and withdrawn, she is slow to recognize her feelings and possesses exceptional musical talent. Boyfriend: Morikawa Hikaru.
Xia Chengsi: A real estate tycoon and executive director of the Shengxia Group. He looks like a male model on the cover of a European or American magazine, and is as expressionless as one, a completely rational man who is like a machine. Pei Shi's former boss. Girlfriend: Han Yueyue.
Morikawa Hikaru: Heir to Japan's Tsukada-gumi. He rescued Pei Shi after she injured her hand. Gentle and refined, he hides many secrets. Of Chinese and Japanese descent; his father is unknown. Girlfriend: Pei Shi.
Pei Qu: A pianist and Pei Shi's twin brother. A sweet, easily bullied young man who loves anime and has a serious sister complex.
Ke Ze: Yan Shengjiao's only son and Pei Shi's adoptive older brother. He and Pei Shi once had feelings for each other, but for some inexplicable reason he later gave her up and got together with Xia Na.
Xia Na: A renowned violinist who specializes in modern lyrical music. The youngest daughter of the Shengxia Group's chairman and Xia Chengsi's younger sister, she is an eccentric and domineering heiress. She became famous overnight after stealing Pei Shi's composition, The Devil's Lament. She is Pei Shi's rival.
Han Yueyue: A rising violinist with an elegant, lilting style. She was once Pei Shi's student. After learning that Pei Shi had kept many things from her, she felt deceived and later betrayed her.
Adonis: A famous maverick violinist with great influence in the classical music world. His technique is superb and his style passionate and full of twists. He is a gay man who loves cats.
Yan Shengjiao: A world-famous violinist and the real power behind Ke Music. Ke Ze's biological mother, and once the adoptive mother of Pei Shi and Pei Qu.
Pei Shao: A famous late music maestro, and the father of Pei Shi and Pei Qu. He jumped to his death when his children were very young.
Xia Mingcheng: Chairman and founder of the Shengxia Group, and Xia Chengsi's father. A playboy with an outrageous private life and mistresses all over the world. Wife: Guo Yi.
Morikawa Shimazhiya: Leader of Japan's Tsukada-gumi. A ruthless and inscrutable mafia boss, and Morikawa Hikaru's maternal grandfather.
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Theme: Persevering in your dreams matters more than the dreams themselves.
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The male and female protagonists in this article both had a relationship history before they got together, but neither of them had a sexual history. I don't know why some people would falsely say that they are male and not female. So, I deleted the fake comments. Readers are asked to judge the characters of the male and female protagonists based on the content of the novel, rather than unverified comments. In addition, I would like to ask: If what the author writes means that he agrees with something or has experienced something, did Keigo Higashino kill someone or support a group of men raping little girls? Is Jin Yong's mother a prostitute (Wei Xiaobao's mother is a prostitute)? I have written double c, male and female c, male c and female non, and double non. Does that mean that I am both c and non-c, that I am Schrödinger's c? The plot I write does not mean that I agree with any view of chastity. I think some readers are very concerned about my point of view, and even think it is more important than the novel itself. I have written it in Chapter 2. You can take a look.
As expected, my favorite man is still Xia Chengsi, among all the male protagonists in novels. When I found out zh was playing him, I was so angry that I fainted
I should be the latest reader. But it's okay, good writing can always stand the polish of time. The first time I read the author's book was "Heavy Fire on the Moon". I was buying information books at Xinhua Bookstore. I happened to see the introduction to "Heavy Fire on the Moon" and felt a little attracted to me, so I bought it. There were no mobile phones at that time, so I opened the book after school in the evening and saw that it was two o'clock in the morning. One time in the first year of high school, I went to Xinhua Bookstore to buy books. As before, I wanted to take a novel back with me. I saw a very nice cover of "The Peach Blossom Begins", so I picked it up. Later I accidentally discovered that these two books were written by the same author. I didn't have a deep impression of the author at that time. The turning point was probably in my second year of high school, around April 2022. At that time, due to the epidemic, I took online classes at home and had a mobile phone. I accidentally saw "Her 430 Million Years" again, and was quickly attracted by this new setting and introduction. After reading it in two days, I was quite impressed. Interestingly, I saw the author's name, which was very familiar. From then on, I started to pay attention to the author, and I watched "The Moon Is Sentimental" in the summer of 2022. Today, August 24, I saw the work from 13 years ago, and I finished it at three o'clock in the morning on the 10th, the Chinese Valentine's Day. I regret that I didn't know the author earlier and read these novels earlier, but I'm glad that I came late and there are so many more waiting for me to read. Having said so much, it's getting late. I wish everyone can find their own happiness.
I unintentionally read it and read a novel written a long time ago. I read it with the thought that the writing might not be very good at first, but I was disappointed. The words and sentences are very beautiful, the atmosphere is well written, and there is no feeling of ancient romance in my eyes. It is the best novel I have read recently.
In our eternal life. I just saw someone say downstairs that this is my favorite book among all the people in the paper. What a coincidence. I am also 233333.
The ending is fast but not abrupt. Although in my eyes there are still regrets in this story and the grudges of the previous generation have not been properly settled, there are no regrets for the protagonist Shi Shi. I can see her growing up all the way, grasping family, friendship, love and the ideal of igniting life. Pei Shi and Morikawa, two people used their lives to write the best ending for the people they love.
In our eternal life.
I watched it when I was in my senior year of high school, and after finishing it a second time ten years later, my perception is completely different. Ten years ago, I thought Pei Shi was cool and sassy, and his emotional line was as ups and downs as in previous works. I wanted to have a loyal love like the protagonist. Ten years later, I don't feel that I need such a relationship anymore. In real life, I still prefer a flat relationship without any twists and turns. However, Pei Shi's spirit will still affect me for a long time. Death is too easy. No matter what happens, the belief of never giving up one's life is valuable and infective.
I really love Shishi, the heroine in my hard work, and I also love Shining for creating such a good character, how can I express my heart??
It turns out that my favorite heroine Pei Shi has passed away, but my favorite actor actually has two children. It's great, so I basically have no regrets. I originally planned not to read it after reading the comments and seeing that Pei Shi passed away, but I secretly read the last chapter and felt that the ending was pretty good, without too much regret, so I have the courage to read it when I have time. Let's look at the time. I just gave birth to a second child and I don't have enough time. Haha, we are also a brother and sister team O(∩_∩)O Shishi. I will come see you when I have time. It's great. You and Sushi are finally together and have two children. My hopes for you two have been fulfilled. I'm going to leave first. I'm too sleepy. I'll catch up on some sleep first. O(∩_∩)O I love you both.