The Forest Where Flowers Bloom

Updated every day at 6 a.m. On the 8th, it enters VIP status, with 10,000 words released that day. A piano prodigy gets into a fight on the eve of his music college entrance exams and breaks his pinky finger. Forced to attend a second-rate college, he thinks he can win over everyone on campus, young and old, with his talent. Then the down-and-out man who carries an old-fashioned piano tuning kit from practice room to practice room every day asks him, "Have you ever heard the story of Zhong Yong, the boy genius who wasted his talent?" Damn it! You’ve made a mess of your own life, and you think you can lecture me? Just you wait. You’ll see. But how come I like him more and more the longer I look at him... Lu Jinglin, can I give you a kiss? Note: This novel is for entertainment only. Music students, please don’t take it too seriously. Younger seme, HE. Upcoming novel, West Wind’s View: Ten years ago, the bruised and battered "little fugitive" knocked on Gu Jian’s door and said, "I’ve thought it over. Lying down and getting paid is still the easiest, so I’m giving you a chance now." Gu Jian didn’t know that, to Jiang Zhe, loving someone was like a dagger held upright, with darkness on both ends. The only way forward was to walk along its edge with a fearless heart, because it was the only way to embrace the one he loved. Jiang Zhe: "Hey, cut the nonsense. The main thing is that the first time I beat Ouyang Feng, the Western Venom, I got kicked out of the house." 1v1, HE Quick Transmigration: Who Is the Pitiful One? In a world where everyone is an actor and only the protagonist thinks it’s real life, a supporting actor who specializes in playing pitiful characters messes up one line and sets off a butterfly effect, throwing the whole cast into chaos. System assistant: I have to stress that sympathy is not the same as love. I hope you get your attitude straight. Don’t complicate the relationship between idol and fan just because the protagonist looked at you a little longer. Sasaeng behavior is unacceptable. The pitiful one declares: I’ll work hard, reform as soon as possible, and become a better person. Idols belong to everyone. But who, exactly, is the pitiful one? The world’s biggest idol is a monkey tied up with a rope for everyone to gawk at. Is this the collapse of morality, or... the collapse of morality? How can the protagonist fight their way through a global livestream? The first step is to win over the enemy. Completed novel, Quick Transmigration: I Become Critically Ill When I Leave the Protagonist: Damn it, I was supposed to play a passerby with no more than ten lines. Why do I become critically ill whenever I leave the protagonist? I can’t live like this... Cough, cough, cough... Bring me my oxygen mask... I have to hang on to my last breath and make it back to the protagonist... Picking Stars: When Mu Jiachen met Lou Wei for the first time, the usually taciturn Mu Jiachen actually asked him, "Was that name chosen by your agency?" With his mouth full of apple, Lou Wei slurred, "My mom came up with it in a flash of inspiration. She said 'Wei' means loving only one person for your whole life." Later, Lou Wei loved telling people that their friendship began one night when they discussed a script in a hotel room... I think I have loved you with all my heart. Theme: Meeting you is fate being kind to me.