Time Travel: The Heroine Has Arrived!-Chapter 204 - Autistic Piano Girl VS Part-Time Tutor

Chapter 204 -204: Autistic Piano Girl VS Part-Time Tutor (1)

Chapter 204 -204: Autistic Piano Girl VS Part-Time Tutor (1)

In a chaotic space, a man who had been sitting quietly opened his eyes.

Though nothing was obscuring his features, his face always seemed to be hidden within layers of chaos, indiscernible to the viewer.

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His eyes were like the omnipresent chaos around him, at one glance appearing to contain the entire universe, yet at another glance, revealing that there was actually nothing within.

“Shengyin…” he murmured softly, a hint of a smile crossing his eyes, and in that instant, the world burst into the warmth of spring, with flowers blooming en masse.

He then closed his eyes again, and all returned to silence.

Meanwhile, Gu Shengyin opened her eyes in a pure white room.

If it weren’t for the furniture, she might have thought she was inside the space of the system.

White ceiling, white curtains, white furniture, white bed.

A glance around and the entire room was a piercing white.

She sorted through the memories in her mind, then got up from the bed and looked in the mirror.

The girl in the mirror had an exceptionally beautiful face, skin fairer than snow, features like a painting.

But there was not a trace of expression on her face, nor any fluctuation in her pitch-black eyes.

This wasn’t because she was cold by nature, but because the girl named Ning Zhao was born with autism; in her world, she only ever saw the things she wanted to.

The protagonist of this world was Ning Zhao, and although she was autistic, she was born into a family that loved her dearly.

Her parents didn’t abandon her because of her congenital defects, but instead devoted countless time and energy, patiently guiding her and striving to make her live like an ordinary person.

Their efforts were not in vain; under the guidance of a renowned physician and the love from her family, Ning Zhao’s autism did not worsen into aggressiveness or other issues, as it did with many other patients. She was only exceptionally quiet, unreactive to much of her surroundings. When she sat there, she was as beautiful as a painting, and no one would guess that such a girl suffered from autism.

When Ning Zhao was five, she was discovered to have exceptional talent for the piano and a rare interest in it. Her parents were overjoyed because if she could be interested in something, the chances of her recovery would greatly increase.

They provided Ning Zhao with the best tutors, the most professional physicians, and the warmest care.

If things continued this way, Ning Zhao might gradually be able to live like a normal person.

However, when she was sixteen, tragedy struck her parents.

The Tang Family, very close friends of the family, took her in; however, after learning of her parents’ death, Ning Zhao became extremely uncooperative, displaying a rejection toward everyone, and her condition worsened.

Only when playing the piano could she find tranquility.

And the female lead of this world was the part-time piano teacher hired by the Tang Family for their young grandson.

That girl, Yang Huiying, was an ordinary college student. She originally came to the Tang Family as a tutor but fell in love with Tang Zhongyi, the second young master of the Tang Family.

But the gap between their social statuses was too large, and she lacked the personal qualities to attract him.

That was until she saw Ning Zhao.

Ning Zhao’s piano talent was unparalleled, and her world was overly simplistic: previously with her parents, now only left with the piano.

However, Yang Huiying set her sights on the one and only thing she held dear.