Please, Just Go Home and Practice Piano!

Personally, I find great satisfaction in the vivid portrayal of interpersonal interactions, everyday life, emotional changes, and the mutual support between teachers and students. Of course, we also look forward to seeing more content unfold and witnessing the protagonist climb to the top step by step.

Please, please practice piano this week, okay? The following real cases Student: Teacher, I didn't practice the piano this week. Teacher: Why didn't you practice? Student: My aunt treated me to dinner on Monday until after 10 pm, my uncle treated me to dinner on Tuesday, my aunt treated me to dinner on Wednesday, and my family treated me to dinner on Thursday and Friday, so I didn't have time to…

This is my first book review. I followed Qin and Duan's previous book a long time ago, and this is how I got here. Even though many people criticized the romance in that book, I don't think there's much to complain about, as the descriptions were very delicate and realistic.

I started reading online novels in third grade. I remember the first book I read was called "Warcraft Lord," which was 16 years ago. My taste in books has become increasingly discerning; I can no longer read simplistic or formulaic novels, so it's rare to find a book like this. What attracts me most to this book is its sincerity.

After several days of working tirelessly, spending dozens of hours reading through about 65% of the book, roughly 1.8 Million words, the overall experience felt like watching three seasons of a 40-episode TV series, each 45 minutes long – a truly enjoyable experience.

I can't read this book. I'm a 26-year-old man, a real guy. My name is Chen Xuan 😒

Last March, on a whim, I decided to learn music, with absolutely no prior experience. I trained intensively at an outside institution, but perhaps because my talent was so poor, I consistently ranked near the bottom in monthly exams. In August, I was devastated; I couldn't even manage basic pitch accuracy in vocals, and my piano, according to my teacher, had absolutely no musicality.

It's not that you can't write about everyday life, but you can't write about everyday life for a whole month. Have you ever seen a novel where the aftermath of the climax lasts for twenty chapters? Have you ever seen someone who writes about piano teaching and practice write about raising cats for two days in a row, and then writes about playing badminton for three days in a row, and all those days are consecutive? I'm now just waiting to see how long this surplus lasts.

As a music graduate student currently studying abroad, I felt a strong connection to this book, especially the section on art college entrance exams. I've been through that process myself, and the hardships and trials are truly unforgettable. The author's narrative is very steady; conveying the smooth and orderly nature of everyday life in a daily narrative requires considerable skill.

I haven't seen the later descriptions yet. If this is foreshadowing, I'll come back and apologize. However, regarding the latest chapters' plot to exchange Tang Xiaoxing for Li An, my assessment is that while it might be necessary for the plot or reasonable, the overall impression is one of utter nonsense.