At nineteen, Liu Yi won the cello division of the Bach International Music Competition, becoming the first Asian to receive the award. Six years later, she received an honorary doctorate from the University of the Arts Berlin and returned to China in spectacular fashion.
A plane crash when she was ten took both her parents.
After years of living under someone else's roof, she will reclaim, one by one, the lover, piano, and record company that were taken from her.
Later, Liu Yi became known throughout the music world as the Demon King, a nightmare to countless young musicians.
------Chang Nian's perspective-------
Chang Nian is just like her name: she really does hold on to the past.
She has a cinnabar mole she can't talk about. It is beautiful and dazzling.
A satisfying revenge story
Demon King of the music world x the Demon King's assistant
Warnings:
1. The author has no music background, so the descriptions of music aren't professional. They're mostly a science major's personal impressions from listening.
2. The seemingly awesome, overpowered protagonist setup (cellist + pianist) comes from the author's wondering why musicians proficient in multiple instruments seem so rare nowadays, and why there are no modern-day Bachs. If you know why, feel free to share!
3. Since the protagonist excels at two instruments, don't scrutinize whether her career progression makes sense. This is mainly a feel-good story.
4. While the two are apart, one of them dates someone else before breaking up.
Theme: Passion is the driving force.
I feel sorry for Mia, I have loved you, you are like a shrimp and a pig's heart?
It's a new year. Everything is renewed. I acquiesce. Then what?
It's really well written and beautiful. Come on, madam, please update more.
Damn, I can write about romance, and I can also write about Lily. Really, love has no gender distinction, right? In the eyes of writers