HuaYu97: Starting as a Singer

Chapter 288 [288] The Dancing Girl and the Obscure Singer Evolve Again

Taipei.

The scene of the album signing event for "As You Wish" at a large commercial plaza.

Qi Yuan performed two new songs for everyone: "Hua Tian Cuo" and "Zui Chibi".

During the middle of the song, Qi Yuan interacted with thousands of fans.

"come together!"

Qi Yuan handed the microphone to the fans, who sang a word in unison. He then added a line, allowing the fans to experience the joy of interacting with their idol.

"drunk!!!"

"How could you be drunk?"

"nice!"

"Because of your beauty, love is merely an embellishment to a fleeting glance."

"fly!"

"Watching the heavy snow fall, I can never find again the lush greenery covered in white snow... The mistake I made in the flower field, I promised to forget it before dawn..."

The smooth vocal transitions in the chorus sent the fans into a frenzy.

With top-notch singing skills, even a rogue's voice is already excellent.

Qi Yuan has been in the industry for several years, and after several years of practice, his stage presence and stage presence have reached a peak.

Many top singers are somewhat green in their early years after debuting, and Qi Yuan is no exception.

Today, Qi Yuan is full of confidence and charm, and every move she makes exudes the aura of a superstar.

The highlight of the book signing was Wang Lihong's surprise appearance at the event, where he wrote "Drifting to the North."

Wang Lihong was responsible for the ballads and harmonies, while Qi Yuan was responsible for the rap, bringing the atmosphere to its peak.

Fans held albums and beamed with smiles.

The cheers, screams, and applause were more than double what they had been before.

The two most handsome men in the Chinese music scene teamed up to sing a powerful song like "Drifting to the North," which thrilled the fans. Some even shouted slogans until their voices cracked.

The signing event was a great success, with over 4,000 genuine albums sold in two hours.

Autograph sessions can have a positive effect on increasing sales of official albums.

A few people brought pirated copies to Qi Yuan and asked for his autograph. Qi Yuan didn't say anything and signed them anyway.

To become a superstar, you can't be petty; you need to have a broader perspective, especially in public.

In their past lives, Fan Xiaopang and Li Bingbing were so fiercely competing that when fans took Li Bingbing's photo to the airport to ask Fan Xiaopang for an autograph, Fan Xiaopang was taken aback for a moment but then smiled and signed it.

Moreover, many people really can't distinguish between genuine and pirated products; they think that what they have is genuine.

After completing this leg of the race, Taiwan is almost finished. Qi Yuan hopes to make a trip to Hong Kong before heading back to the mainland.

Wang Lihong gained considerable benefits from Qi Yuan's release of his new album.

He sang "Peerless Hero" and "Drifting to the North" with Qi Yuan, and he also starred in the music video for "Love Wrong," which made countless female fans swoon over his performance alongside Qi Yuan.

Wang Lihong was very grateful to Qi Yuan, so he came to help today.

Wang Lihong also said, "When you hold a concert in Taiwan, I can be your guest performer, and we can reunite."

Li Hong was indeed very loyal, and Qi Yuan couldn't help but feel a little sad when she thought about what happened to him later.

Before going to Hong Kong, Qi Yuan wrote some new songs for Zhang Shaohan.

Zhang Shaohan's debut album sold very well, establishing her image as a dancing girl. She will definitely continue to evolve in the direction of becoming a dancing queen.

This time, Qi Yuan chose three songs for Zhang Shaohan: "Curved Eyelashes," "Don't Be Afraid," and "Persian Cat." Without exception, they are all top-rated hits.

The first song, "Curved Eyelashes," is playful and cute, one of the representative works of the "Sweetheart Queen," and its quality speaks for itself.

"Don't Be Afraid" has catchy lyrics that touch the hearts of many listeners. It was a phenomenal hit song that topped the ringtone charts on numerous music portals in its previous life.

"Persian Cat" is a cherished memory for countless people. It once held the number one spot on 30 major music charts across Asia for 12 consecutive weeks and was one of the Snake Band's early hit songs.

With these three songs as a trump card, Warner Music can help Zhang Shaohan acquire some more songs, ensuring the quality of her second album.

By the way, since we've already targeted the Snake Clan, Qi Yuan will definitely go all the way and copy a couple more songs, including "A Little Happiness" and "It's Okay to Be Lonely," for Sun Yanzi.

These are two representative works by the most popular singer in the Snake Band, both classics among classics.

When Zhang Hao received the five new songs that Qi Yuan had written for Sun and Zhang, his eyes widened and his eyebrows were raised high.

"Your output... I can only say it's amazing! Even President Zhou was embarrassed to ask me to urge you to write more songs, worried that you wouldn't be able to keep up. But you wrote two songs for Yanzi, and... the quality is extremely high."

Maybe this is genius.

As a veteran in the industry, Zhang Hao has dealt with many singers and musicians.

He had met many people who were good at songwriting, and he had also met many people who wrote songs quickly.

He really hadn't met many people like Qi Yuan who could write songs so quickly and well.

Qi Yuan added, "I started writing these songs a long time ago, but I wanted to finish them all at once before releasing them."

Zhang Hao still thought Qi Yuan was incredibly awesome, and said seriously, "Even if you started writing these songs in the first half of the year, you're still amazing."

Mr. Zhou told me that signing you in Beijing was the best decision he had ever made in his life.

Me too. Being your agent is the luckiest thing that has happened to me in all my years in this industry.

Zhang Hao's approach to managing Qi Yuan was no different from his approach to managing other artists. Among agents, he was at most above average, focusing on stability and rarely making mistakes, but he was also incapable of creating miracles.

It was Qi Yuan who brought him to new heights after he joined Warner.

"Alright, stop flattering me. Give the song to Shaohan and Yanzi. We're heading to Hong Kong. Remember to ask the Warner Music people to take good care of Shaohan."

"Will do."

Qi's willingness to write a song for Sun Yanzi can be seen as a form of exchange of benefits.

He promoted Sun Yanzi, a protégé of Warner Music, and Warner Music helped him promote Zhang Shaohan; they cooperated and achieved a win-win situation.

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Warner.

Sun Yanzi showed "A Little Happiness" and "Loneliness Is Fine" to her producers, Li Sisong and Li Weisong.

Sun and the two Lis are all Singaporeans, and the three of them are from the same hometown, so they get along quite well.

Later, these two people served as producers for many of Sun Yanzi's albums.

The hit song "Darkness Falls" this year was also written by Li Weisong; they are very talented.

At first, the two Lis were inwardly complaining that Qi Yuan's gang from out of town was too rude and showed no respect for their Singaporean gang.

All twelve songs are in production. If they change the songs halfway through, wouldn't they have wasted many days of their time?
After listening to the demo, looking at the sheet music, and having Sun Yanzi try singing a section, they were speechless.

Okay, they take back what they said. If Qi Yuan continues to disrespect them like this, they hope Qi Yuan won't go easy on them and will increase the severity of the punishment in the future.

Based on their extensive experience, they concluded that these two songs are in no way inferior to Sun Yanzi's second album's title track, "I'm Starting to Understand."

These two new songs, if included in Sun Yanzi's second album and replacing two mediocre tracks, will make her second album a game-changer.

(End of this chapter)