Yes, he wouldn't mistake it! This piece is the one he heard ten years ago!
"Tang Huang's Memories," originally drawn from a long opera by Mozart. Tang Huang, a famous playboy in Western history, was a noble filled with enticing charm yet shameless. In the story, countless victories and conquests in love numbed Tang Huang, causing him to lose the sense of love. In the end, Tang Huang ended up falling into hell, yet he remained unrepentant until death.
Later, Liszt adapted "Tang Huang's Memories" from Mozart into a short piece, but it became synonymous with ultra-high difficulty! Those who could perform "Tang Huang's Memories" flawlessly were basically considered geniuses in the piano world!
However, for Yu Zexiao, what "Tang Huang's Memories" held was not the ultra-high technical difficulty, but rather—what drove him to choose the path of music, and that girl!
He never told anyone that he once had a deep crush on that girl!
