At this time, there were dozens of students attending Ren He's class, and without exception, Ren He's new theory once again became popular throughout the Juilliard School of Music and dispersed like dandelion seeds in the wind.
No one could explain why, but everyone felt that there was a mysterious quality about the young professor, as if his mere presence was enough to capture people's attention.
After arriving at Juilliard, Ren He, still recovering from the physical aftermath of summiting Mount Everest and skiing down at high speed twice, retained a tranquil demeanor, causing everyone who saw him to feel that he was calm and collected.
His theories were novel yet incredibly romantic, and didn't seem out of place because those who actually knew the details understood that if you stripped away the romantic subjectivity, his theories really made sense!
