The Chief Conductor's Strange Lover

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Native Title: 指挥长的陌生爱人

Author: 逸息 (Yì Xī)

Original Language: Mandarin

Genres: BL, Romance, Tragedy, Music, BE

Chapters: 19 + 1

RAW Link: Shubl

Translator: Angel

Editor: Angel

Synopsis:

After returning from studying abroad, violinist Ying Ruoyun accidentally crosses paths with the orchestra's chief conductor on his first day with the A City Symphony Orchestra. Who would have thought that this prestigious conductor would be Shu Jingzhi, an alumnus from his university days and the love of his life whom he had briefly dated?

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"Aren't you impatient? We can do it right here."

"This is a concert hall, have you no reverence, no shame?"

"For you, there is no such thing."

It was a forbidden pleasure, a rapid descent into the abyss, an unquenchable, poisonous thirst.

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Chief conductor of the prestigious orchestra (Shu Jingzhi) X returning violinist (Ying Ruoyun)

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Table of Contents

Loving Strangers

» 1 - Do You Recognise Me?

» 2 - Teaching Me Yourself?

» 3 - Aren't You Ashamed?

» 4 - Sharing A Bed Late At Night?

» 5 - Shouldn't Touch?

» 6 - Flirt and Run?

» 7 - Speechless Ambiguity?

» 8 - Bewitched Again?

» 9 - Favouring You?

» 10 - Don't Leave, Okay?

Love You Goodbye

» 11 - Love at First Sight?

» 12 - Impulsive Confession?

» 13 - Is It Only a Matter of Time?

» 14 - Can I be Forgiven?

» 15 - Music Play?

» 16 - Piano Room Play?

» 17 - Did It Hurt Him So Deeply?

» 18 - Love Until Death?

The Mystery of Love

» 19 - Solo: Shu Jingzhi

» Extra - Character Interview No. 4

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Important Note From the Translator

This is a very intensively and carefully edited MTL. I use up to three different translation tools, as well as Chinese dictionaries, chengyu dictionaries, Baidu web searches, Baidu Baike, Baidu Zhidao, and other Chinese websites to try to make sure the original meaning and tone are preserved and that idioms, cultural references, and historical references are explained. While I am actively learning Mandarin, I am nowhere near the level I would need to be to do this without the use of such tools, however I do have a good understanding of how to spot idioms and such.

My translations are not 100% literal, but I try my best to keep the translations accurate and faithful to the spirit of the original. This means that I will edit out redundant words, add a necessary word, and rearrange some words or phrases in order for my final work to not only translate the original text into English, but also to have a translation that flows as smoothly in the target language as it does in the source language.

Translation Period: March 15, 2023 - March 30, 2023