Days of Playing Moonlit Melodies with Chopin

After winning the Chopin Competition, she permanently lost the ability to play the piano. She buried all her passion in her heart. "Pianist" became a thing of the past, and the piano became an irreparable regret that would haunt her for life. An accident takes her to the star-studded nineteenth century, where she sets out to seek refuge with a harmonious and loving aristocratic family in an age of dazzling artists. Only when she meets the slender young man sitting quietly among the roses does she realize that no notes are as beautiful as he is. From now on, you no longer keep that mauve ribbon, nor bundle up those letters into "My Sorrows." From now on, you are my music. I will compose notes only for you, and play only for you. * 0. Piano × piano; "Poet of the Piano" × "Chopin Competition champion" 1. A shared timeline: shares a modern-day setting with "Liszt." 2. Chapter titles use Chopin's opus numbers, "Op." 3. The musicians, artists, and writers in the author's stories draw their talent and personalities from real historical figures, though their portrayals include fictional elements. 5. A series about fangirls cheering on their idols, involving only the music, art, and literary worlds. 6. Exclusively published on Jinjiang. No reposting, please. Anti-piracy measures are in place. 7. If you're interested, you might like to take a look at the author's profile. * [Theme song: Clementine, "Chopin Et Toi"] [Song that inspired the story: Chopin, "Nocturne in E Flat Major"] [Playlist: NetEase Cloud Music, "Days of Playing Wind and Moon with Chopin"] - "Encountering Him in History - Western Music - No. 3, Op. 3" [I wrote F. Chopin because one day I heard "Nocturne in E Flat Major," and could never forget it.] Theme: Before I met you, you were my salvation. After meeting you, I would be glad to become your dawn.