- Completed on February 16. Pre-release: He Ye -
[Blurb]
Tang Youshi is a top young conductor, a rare talent in her field. At a young age, she has achieved the highest distinction for an Asian conductor under thirty. A poster showing off her stunning profile also makes her famous online.
Everyone thinks she'll stay overseas and sign with a renowned orchestra, but instead she returns to M City and turns to conducting traditional Chinese music.
In an interview, she's asked about her daily life.
The host asks Tang Youshi whether she's encountered any other obstacles besides pursuing her career.
She thinks for a moment. "Maybe it's that I've liked someone for many years, but he didn't like me before."
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Wei Yan is a low-key rising business star, handsome and from a good family.
After rejecting women with bizarre excuses at several matchmaking dates, people in his circle start saying he might have something seriously wrong with him.
Later, when everyone wonders whether he really has a secret he can't tell, he posts a photo of his marriage certificate.
Onlookers: Is it photoshopped? / Is this a sham marriage to cover up a secret?
People spot him in the audience at several concerts.
Others see him stop a conductor backstage.
Onlookers: ?
Later, Wei Yan posts on Weibo:
[My one and only love, @Tang Youshi.]
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Young female conductor x promising businessman
-The original song of the same name, "Obstruction," is now available on music platforms. Written by the author. Best enjoyed with the BGM.-
(P.S. There are two versions of "Obstruction." The piano version works better as instrumental BGM. The song version has a different melody, composed by Teacher Koala with lyrics by me, and is better for listening to after a breakup (?))
Guide:
1v1, both leads are virgins. A secret-crush story from the heroine's perspective. The hero neither liked nor knew the heroine when they were students, so if that bothers you, please skip it. No exes, no former loves. The heroine has a crush on him in the first half, and he takes the initiative in the second.
The leads have no children. The hero chooses to remain child-free because of the heroine's career.
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Pre-release, He Ye: (A story about Mr. Wei's younger sister)
Wei Hehe, the eldest daughter of the Wei Group.
With loving parents and an older brother, she can have anything she wants. She does whatever she likes, without caring about the consequences.
Except for one thing.
After a close friend died, she was devastated. One day, she met a clear-eyed, clueless college student on the roadside.
After talking with him about their troubles, Wei Hehe breezily gave him a bank card and decided never to see him again.
All she remembered was that the young man was called Lin Ruizhe.
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Later, Wei Hehe realizes that Lin Ye, the new actor being heavily promoted by the company next door, looks familiar.
He made his debut in a low-budget online series, became well known after playing a supporting role in a smash-hit drama, and even won the Most Promising Newcomer Award.
Worse, he looks exactly like Lin Ruizhe.
Later still, Lin Ye trends online in a discussion about celebrities' real names before they debuted.
Quite a few netizens say his original name, Lin Ruizhe, sounds better and more distinctive.
Lin Ye posts on Weibo to explain where his stage name came from:
[Wild rice ripens golden in the fields; trees on the mountain stand cool beneath a cloudless sky. - Yuan Haowen]
Only Wei Hehe knows that, among all the poems related to his name, he chose this one because Yuan Haowen also wrote a much more famous poem: "I ask the world, what is love?"
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Willful heiress x clear-eyed, clueless (not really) puppy boyfriend
A silly comedy about an older woman and a younger man
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Stories featuring other characters from this novel:
The Su couple: That Someone
The Jiang couple: I Was Looking for Inspiration Too
The Song and Zhong couple: A Profound Heartbeat
Other stories in the Hear the Sound series:
My Rival's Rival Came to Me: Gentle, steadfast actor x versatile musician who's got game
A Profound Heartbeat: Beautiful, sweet, innocent young actress x a flute and xiao player as calm as a chrysanthemum
Does the Male God Play Love?: Young guzheng performer vs. tsundere associate professor of vocal music
Theme: Stay true to the people and things you love
This article, which lasted for two months, is now complete. I also want to write a few thoughts. I actually came up with this theme when I was writing the previous one, "I'm Also For Inspiration", and I wrote about Brother Wei's extra story. Because the extra chapter was so cruel to me at that time, I decided to write a separate chapter for my brother, and even put it in front of Sister Shen's chapter. So what I originally thought of was a story about secret love and unrequited love. This title is two words that I like very much and have been thinking about for a long time. I think its meaning is quite rich. It can be understood as an obstacle in the original meaning of the word, so the host who appeared in the copy asked Tangtang, apart from learning music, what other obstacles are there for her in life? Because you will encounter bottlenecks in music creation, and you will also encounter various and many difficult moments in life and emotions. There are also obstacles for the male protagonist, such as past experiences, friends or career issues that need to be overcome, but because this is a story from the female protagonist's perspective, I did not write about the male protagonist's heart in detail. This word can also be understood as a mood. The second meaning is zhiai. When these two words are pronounced, they have the same pronunciation as the word "beloved". Although there were so many obstacles and uncertainties, in the end it was the only true love. This is also the only true love in the Weibo posted by the male protagonist in the copy. Is it a homophonic meme? A word and its homophones. In the beginning, I just wanted to write a secret love article, but it was hard to find the courage to take this step. This is the second time I wrote about a secret love story. The last time I wrote about a secret love story, the heroine happened to be Tangtang's best friend. In fact, for a long time, it was difficult for her to take this step. Everyone has different views on having a crush. In the process of communicating with others, you will find that many people think that you like someone, so of course you have to confess it boldly. There are also many people who are similar to me. They think that you don't have to say it out about a crush, but just keep it in your heart. I am also a person who often does this kind of thing... I still have no solution 233. There are also some things that I have encountered. Many people will think that the emotions I have cannot be called like, but are just some very naive and unclear emotions produced in adolescence. They will always say: When you grow up, you will understand what liking and love are, and what you once had was not liking at all. I don't quite agree with this point of view. People who say these things may be experienced and mature; but for me, the feelings that others think I don't like are very strong feelings for me, and I don't have any similar feelings for other people except for a certain person. Everyone has a different understanding of emotions, and I am inevitably naive, but can anyone tell me exactly what counts as liking and how to have an accurate definition? There is another point that I want to express, that is, for the male protagonist, what may not seem very obvious to others is actually a very strong emotion he possesses. As mentioned before, everyone's definition of like is different. The last thing I want to say is something from my heart. Maybe I didn't fully express what I wanted to express because I didn't write it well, but I have long been used to playing solo for love, and I don't know when I will become more powerful and break out of this cycle. The story of Tangtang and Brother Wei will continue after it ends. I hope that those who read the story, if there is something in their hearts that they want to persist in, they should ignore the external voices and insist on it. If they want to be brave, they can be more courageous. Refill.
Secret love is really a humbling thing, because you never thought you would get a response, so when you get a candy, it feels like you own the whole world.
I feel like the heroine has been taking the initiative. I'm so angry. Don't scold me. Thank you for your hard work.
I can't stand it anymore. It's too humiliating.
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It's time to start a new article~ I'll spread some flowers myself first~
Thank you [Qianchu] Bao for your comment. I'm sorry that I didn't see it until five months later. I was so moved that I finished the male protagonist's perspective story overnight. The added word count is posted in the last chapter. Friends who have bought it before can read it directly without purchasing it again. I had been hesitating for a long time about whether to show a male protagonist's perspective, and I also wanted to leave some blank space. This comment really touched me and complemented Mr. Wei's journey from his perspective.
"Price" is a huge thorn in the side of the author~ compare
Add some new content and put it in the final chapters.
Why haven't you started chasing your wife yet?