We Promised to Only Fix the Bones, but How Come You Can Also Fix the Heartbeat?

Shen Shuhe is the deputy cello principal of the orchestra, but his hand is disabled. The root of the problem lies in her mother - her Achilles tendon was broken by a quack doctor who "strongly fixed bones", and she never stood up again. She passed away on a rainy day five years ago. So she was most bothered by the word "bone setting" until a family named "Zhengji" opened in the alley. The boss, He Zheng, has rough hands and feet, and is laughed at by his colleagues as a "pheasant massager." Shen Shuhe thought so too. Until he brought her thoracic vertebrae back into place, until she could clearly see the old scar on his right hand, and the subtle tremble at the bottom of the cup when he poured tea - these were the hands of a person who was used to doing delicate work. He was a former microsurgeon whose hands were so trembling that he couldn't cure himself, but he cured her. The band and Zhengji signed an occupational health agreement, so it was only natural for her to go back for follow-up consultations. One evening when the rain stopped, he took out an old cello and said, "Teaching me is like teaching a stupid student." The trembling hands of both hands joined together on the same note. ——They said they would only fix the bones, but how could they also fix the heartbeat?