People seemed to see a shadow emerging behind him. It was a lion with squinting eyes, looking sleepy and lazy.

An eagle stands as if asleep, a tiger walks as if sick, and a lion is often lazy. People with truly powerful energy often don't show their explosive power in normal times.

And when that explosive power is displayed, it is like a sword being drawn from its sheath or a bullet being fired from a gun. The moment you see it, you are already dead.

This was the feeling Chen Ya gave to everyone in the room.

The figure holding the teacup with his eyes lazily open suddenly transformed into a lion catching a rabbit and a tiger pouncing on a sheep.

Lu Qingxuan felt like she was almost out of breath.

Old Mrs. Yu didn't pay much attention to Chen Ya's performance at first.

She originally thought that even if Chen Ya was not pretending, his skills were definitely not worth looking at.

Because it is difficult to train a musician.

For example, Lu Nina and Lu Liangchen, these two children grew up under her care.

She saw how much effort the family had invested in them.

A child from a rural area wants to learn piano? Sorry, piano is not for poor children.

This may seem cruel, but it is indeed the truth.

However, Chen Ya's performance told her eloquently that she was wrong!

He plays it so... fast!

This speed is too fast, even faster than Lu Liangchen just now, and much faster!

Old Mrs. Yu was a little panicked.

She had thought about it countless times in her mind: if Lu Liangchen or Lu Qingxuan was the genius, how should the family arrange it?

The only thing she hadn't considered was that the son of a son-in-law from a side branch of a side branch would have such talent.

She had never thought about what to do in this situation before, and now it was too late to think about it.

She wanted to ask Li Siqing beside her what kind of talent this child had, but when she turned around, she saw Li Siqing with his mouth wide open, looking like a fool.

The shock Chen Ya brought to Li Siqing was even deeper than that brought to others.

Lu Liangchen played very well, but the difference in Chen Ya's performance was noticeable at a single hearing.

He played so stunningly.

Li Siqing didn't know how he did it.

Li Siqing didn't study piano, but he has seen many people play the piano.

But he had never seen anyone so crazy...

The adjective is correct, it’s crazy!

At such a fast speed, there is such explosive power and such strong emotions.

The overwhelming pressure brought by the music almost made him breathless.

There was only one word that came to his mind - anger!

This person's music is full of anger, roars, screams and resistance.

Even a complete layman can feel his unwillingness!

The heat waves from the roar almost blew onto everyone's face!

The heavens are against us and the gods are angry. They kill everyone and abandon the wilderness.

In the crowd, everyone looked shocked, except for Lu Nina, who had a faint smile on her lips.

She really wanted to say: See.

Let’s just say this guy can do anything.

Although she had never seen Chen Ya play the piano before, she knew he would definitely be able to do it when he sat there.

However, she couldn't tell anyone about her smug attitude, and it could only remain an eternal secret.

Chen Ya's performance continues.

Beethoven's soul is still howling in the empty space of Fushou Hall.

For Chen Ya, there are two musicians who are special.

One is Bach, the other is Beethoven.

This is also the reason why he put the two of them at the front of the "Twenty Musical Pieces Handed Down from Generation to Generation".

Bach gives people a sense of rigor, mathematical rhythmic beauty, and absolutely rational logic.

Beethoven was the exact opposite.

He is synonymous with emotionality, and his music is full of extremely rich emotions.

Chen Ya's feelings towards the two of them were even more subtle.

In Bach's rationality, he could always feel a glimmer of human freedom.

But Beethoven's emotions were not groundless anger. Beneath the desperate and explosive emotions, there was an eternal spirit of resistance.

The ups and downs of Beethoven's life far exceeded everyone's imagination. If it were written into a novel, readers would criticize it as violating common sense.

How could there be such a person in the world?

How is it possible that someone, after suffering so much and facing almost impossible adversity, could rise up and be called the greatest musician in the world?

What kind of supernatural power enabled this great soul to move so miraculously from the darkness of despair to the brilliant light, and enabled him to overcome one adversity after another and create one miracle after another?

It is hard for anyone to imagine this person without seeing him in person.

A human being can actually become powerful enough to stand tall as a giant.

For a musician, deafness often means the end of his career.

The Fifth Symphony was composed after Beethoven became deaf.

This symphony is also known as "Symphony of Fate". It represents the irresistible power of fate, and at the same time, it is also the even more irresistible roar of those who fight against fate.

At this moment, Chen Ya was using the piano keys, only the black and white keys, to summon Beethoven.

This unique soul is breaking through the long river of time, breaking through the layers of historical obstacles, breaking through the barriers between countless worlds, and roaring towards everyone in this room!

The ripples in the teacup placed on the piano roared along with the sound, like a never-ending struggle.

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