**"Your hands are the most perfect tragedy I have ever seen."**
International pianist Qi Yuan suddenly lost control of his fingers during a concert and met Shen Nian, a neurologist who had just returned from Switzerland. The diagnosis was brutal—progressive neuropathy in which he would gradually lose all fine motor ability in his fingers.
Shen Nian is calm and professional, but he hides a secret: He has collected the ticket stubs of every Qi Yuan concert and studied the curvature of his fingers when he played the piano for three years. What Qi Yuan didn't know was that they had already met at the music competition that changed his destiny many years ago.
**The experimental drug in the Swiss medicine bottle** is the last hope, and **Nocturne in E flat major** has become the secret code of the two. From resistance to dependence, from doctor-patient to the ambiguity of sharing an umbrella late at night, Qi Yuan discovered his never-publicized concert sketches in Shen Nian's bookshelf, and Shen Nian's unconscious sleep talking when he had a fever revealed a deeper bond.
But when Qi Yuan decides to undergo high-risk surgery in Switzerland, Shen Nian's career is questioned over the doctor-patient relationship. The pianist smiled and kissed him: "If this is the last piece of music, I want it to be called "F Major" - your name."
**"A genius pianist and his doctor, a countdown about music, nerves and forbidden love."**
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