"When Chopin's raindrops wet the painkillers, my ribs began to grow your heartbeat."
Piano girl Su Wanqing's keys are stained with two kinds of blood - the blood that oozed out when her stepfather's belt tore her fingertips, and the blood that dripped when she bit her lips late at night to hold back her tears. Until that rainy day, she bumped into the pathological academic Gu Mingyuan swallowing painkillers in the piano room. The heart surgery scar under the boy's shirt was like cracked porcelain, and his medicine box was engraved with the name of his mother who had disappeared for twenty years.
A dangerous deal binds them together:
He taught her to use the sound of the piano to fight against violence, at the cost of being her human painkiller;
She forged health data for him under family surveillance, but saw traces of heartbeats in the electrocardiogram.
When "Revolutionary Etude" shattered the surveillance camera in the dressing room, Gu Mingyuan's blood-stained fingertips pressed her trembling waist: "Remember to hide the wound in a place where it rains." And Su Wanqing found her mother's final score before she went crazy in the restricted area of Gu's house. On the faded staff was a warning written in blood: "Don't let Ming Yuan finish the fourth movement..."
This youthful escape with heartbeats as the bet cannot escape the triple curse after all:
The diagnosis certificate for congenital heart disease hidden in the piano resonance box,
The bloody bandage that appears in the locker on the 18th of every month,
And the emerald chi pattern on Gu Mingyuan's father's walking stick is exactly the same as her stepfather's...
Purpose: Use music to heal the dual trauma of body and soul, and compose an uncompromising youth movement amidst broken destiny.