After Chen Kuang bought this guqin, he didn't repair it.
In fact, he liked the fact that the guqin had no strings.
...Definitely not trying to make Xi Mengquan bankrupt, cough cough, definitely not.
At this moment, the guqin in Chen Kuang's hands still lacked strings, but whenever he played it, musical notes would emit from his fingertips, and invisible waves would spread out, carrying a mysterious essence.
However, at this moment, in the score Chen Kuang was playing, only the notes jiao, zhi, and yu were able to produce sound.
The remaining two notes remained silent.
This made the tune he played completely out of tune, like the result of a child randomly plucking strings—something that could even be described as "cacophony difficult to listen to."
Each time Chen Kuang played, symbols would glow faintly in his palm, but only the "yu" symbol was stable; the glow from the "jiao" and "zhi" symbols was relatively weak and intermittent.
