There's Something Fishy About My Piano

As an amateur piano enthusiast who started learning at the age of four, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. Due to various reasons, I didn't choose the art college entrance exam route and instead became a struggling engineering student, but this book has truly given me a great deal of satisfaction, especially since I'm usually too busy to practice.

I couldn't hold back any longer after reading chapter 137! No matter who the female lead is, please don't let it be Duan Ran! People who casually rummage through other people's things really make me want to punch them. Don't spout nonsense about being naive and out of touch with reality. That's just plain rude and ill-mannered.

I've been reading online novels for over six years now. I'm a vocal music student and a classical music enthusiast. I've read many different types of books over the years, but this is the first time I've encountered one with such a strong professional focus—it's truly fantastic. I also want to thank the author.

You posted a review after chapter 200+ saying you also felt the emotional handling was poor and would revise it later. But after reading chapter 406, I feel you're still the same. You're dating Duan Duan on one hand and flirting with Ye Yi on the other. I'm so angry I don't want to say anything more. I've seen more than one male author write like this.

To be fair, the author is clearly a novice, and the subject matter is relatively niche, but that shouldn't be a reason for many to attack the book. When reading a book, especially when you're looking for something to read, we readers should be open-minded. At the very least, if you don't like it, don't let it affect others' reading. Humans are social beings and easily influenced by others.

Although you only update one chapter a day on average, they are all high quality. Keep it up! 💪 Looking forward to your updates every day! 😁😄

The number before the colon indicates the chapter number, and each period precedes a piece of music. It mainly consists of classical music used in the introductions and arrangements of popular music related to Jian; basically, as long as it sounds good, that's all that matters. Some pieces are only briefly mentioned in the text because they're catchy. This is incomplete; additions are welcome.

I've never read anything about playing the piano that could get me so excited. Author, you're amazing!

I finished reading 240,000 words in no time. Although I don't know anything about the piano, I was completely engrossed in the reading; it's very well written.

I hope the author updates frequently... This is the first Qidian novel I've read that depicts a pure pianist... I'll subscribe to all of them if it's published... Keep it up, author!