After the Breakup

The story of a deceptively soft, innocent violinist and a stiff, gentlemanly luthier. (An old work) Older man, eight-year age gap. Updated daily at 6 p.m. The breakup text Chen Po sent to Jian Mozhun was ruthlessly ignored. A glittering night on the long streets of the gambling city, sunrise over the vast sands of a foreign suburb, and a man whose identity was hard to fathom, yet who was cool and gentle: the beginning was utterly romantic. She admitted that she was the first to fall for him, and the first to pursue the other was also her. She even used all the romance Tang Han had shown her on Jian Mozhun. But his manner was always mild. It was not coldness so much as mature politeness and rigorous composure. He said, "I'm not suited to being in a relationship. We're far apart in age, and our outlooks are completely different." He also said, "If we get together, as long as I haven't said we're breaking up, you can't unilaterally decide how this relationship ends." Back then, she was infatuated with him. How could she have given a thought to breaking up? In the end, she was the one who did everything she could to win him over, and she was also the one who couldn't wait to get away and break up. After returning to London, taking a leave of absence, changing her number, and vanishing without a trace, more than half a year passed. Just as she thought everything had finally returned to normal... He quietly reappeared in her life. Facing her resistance and the childhood friend who seemed so close to her, he lowered his eyes, his expression calm and serene. "I don't remember us breaking up. Chen Po, now that you've had your fun, come back." ※ Chen Po has many dreams: To play the violin freely, without her father's control; To play the million-dollar instrument at home openly and without shame; To hike across Europe with her friends; To step onto the Wigmore stage as a soloist... To him, she herself is the dream. ※ A story about a deceptively soft, innocent girl and a stiff, gentlemanly luthier. When we're young, we all fall in love with Tang Han. But in the end, we all dream of becoming Jian Mozhun's bride. 1. An old work written in 2018. The heroine is Chen Po (Po, as in the character for amber). 2. Slow-paced, with the male lead appearing late (Chapter 9). The romance-to-career ratio is 6:4. 3. Set against a classical music backdrop, with quite a few technical terms early on. 4. Completed. It will be updated on Jinjiang according to the site's rankings until the ending. Theme: Love and dreams are both wonderful.