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Chapter 92 Interesting, will it crush the entire Kyushu music scene?
[Hey bro, play "The Ordinary Road," the title sounds really catchy!]

Forget listening to "The Ordinary Road," I want to listen to "Life is Like a Summer Flower"—the name alone sounds so sophisticated!

【Let's go with "Ten Years," the song title really suits my taste!】

[“The Moon Caused the Trouble”, I want to hear exactly how the moon caused this trouble, hahaha!]

Wang Zixu's live stream room instantly turned into a giant song request station.

The live stream's popularity soared, and the number of online viewers suddenly increased rapidly.

The screen was flooded with comments, some even appearing as double images.

Looking at the dazzling barrage of comments, Wang Zixu didn't know which song to choose, as there were just too many people spamming the screen with song requests.

Just then, a glittering golden banner floated across the screen.

【Blooming Flowers and Wealth: A Supercar as a Gift】

Wang Zixu's eyes lit up, and he quickly typed out his thanks:

"Thank you so much, Brother Huakai Fugui, for the sports car!"

"May the boss live a long and healthy life, and never die!"

[Flowers Bloom in Wealth and Prosperity: Host, I've given you the car, can I request a song?]

Wang Zixu suddenly realized.

As expected of a distinguished level 52 user.

Using a sports car just to request a song, how extravagant!

How could he harden his heart and refuse such a pure and sincere request?

[The King of Freeloaders: Sure, what song would you like to hear, bro?]

[Blooming Flowers and Wealth: Scroll up, it's the one above "If Love Has a Destiny," I think it's called something like "What Can I Use to Keep You?"]

Wang Zixu swiped up on the song selection screen and sure enough, he saw the song in the list.

To his surprise, the names of the lyricist and composer were also listed at the end of the song.

I couldn't help but marvel at how meticulous the game was, even clearly explaining the origins and creation of the virtual songs.

Wang Zixu clicked on the song called "What Can I Use to Keep You Here".

He was also curious about what the music produced by the game studio would be like.
Was it a pleasant surprise or a shock?

Music suddenly started.

A melodious piano tune flowed slowly from the sound system in the private room.

Wang Zixu's spirits lifted; it was hard to describe how he felt at that moment.

The song's prelude is like a quiet shadow, with a few cool piano notes, like raindrops, tapping on the moss-covered stone steps deep in my memory.

"Hey, you forgot."

"The cold wind that cuts through the wound."

"Hey, you believed it."

"If you feel no pain or itching, you've lived a whole life."

"And why?"

"When I see snowflakes falling, I feel like singing."

"why."

"Tears will fall when you let go."

"We walked past them one by one."

"..."

Then, the strings began to play, like a silent tide flowing from the deepest part of the heart, slowly engulfing the lungs.

Wang Zixu suddenly felt a little down. Many deliberately forgotten summers, many people who had been lost in the sea of ​​people, rose and fell, sometimes bright and sometimes dim, in this silent melody.

He instinctively tried to clench his fist, to grasp something, but when he opened his palm, there was only a gentle, empty echo.

The emotions emanating from the song and the imagery from the lyrics intertwined, allowing him to immerse himself in a sea of ​​melodies.

Wang Zixu's breathing became steady, and he was completely immersed in the music.

Yet, a strange, indescribable emotion arose within me.

It continues to evolve and spread.

"Would you like to see a sea of ​​flowers in full bloom?"

"Do you want to see the swallows return?"

"If none of them can come back."

"Then for whom should I exist?"

"Because we enjoy its splendor."

"Because it endures its decay."

"You told me not to chase after you, but you were still reluctant to let go."

"So life is bittersweet, like a song."

"..."

"Therefore, life is as brilliant as a song."

The song is over.

Wang Zixu was momentarily dazed.

It's as if the blossoming and withering of life, and the relentless passage of time, are all sung out in these few minutes of song.

Many fragments buried deep in his memory inexplicably surfaced in his mind.

He thought of a dog he once owned, which was the first and last Children's Day gift he received.

She accompanied him through the most difficult and darkest period of his student life.

Later, the dog died from illness. He cried for a long time and once thought he would remember it for the rest of his life.

But as time went by, that memory was eventually buried by the trivialities of life.

Until this moment, I was awakened again by this song.

It turns out that only being forgotten is true death.

As long as it is remembered, it will live on in some corner forever.

[My goodness, these lyrics are so evocative, they gave me goosebumps. (Surprised)]

[I was blown away by the beginning, but the rest was even more amazing! Is this really a song produced by a game company?]

This is so good! I would call it the best song of the year, bar none!

[The lyrics and music of this song are quite something. Thanks to Seal Studio for changing my preconceived notions about game studios.]

[Host, could you play it again? Please! (Looking forward to it)]

[Haha, thank goodness I had the foresight to start screen recording! I can listen to this on repeat tonight!]

【┭┮﹏┭┮Please share, expert! (Looking pitiful)】

at the same time.

Inside a high-end residential community in Jingzhou.

A beautiful woman was sitting in front of a computer, engrossed in writing something, occasionally humming a few lines softly, then impatiently crossing out the words she had just written.

Her name is Chen Xi. Three years ago, she became an internet sensation with an original song and successfully signed with Jiuzhou, a promising talent agency.

However, after the spotlight came silence.

In recent years, she has been unable to create a decent piece of work.

During this period, she tried to collaborate with other songwriters and also asked the company to buy her lyrics and music at a high price, but the results were not satisfactory.

His published works were not well-received by fans, and his popularity continued to decline.

Some people even publicly said online that she had run out of ideas and was just living off her past achievements.

Recently.

The company arranged a large-scale music variety show for her.

Facing established singers competing on the same stage, she felt unprecedented pressure.

She looked at the thirteenth song manuscript sent by the company again, and it was still mediocre and unremarkable.

She was certain that if she actually sang it that way, she would definitely be criticized by fans and trend on social media again.

"what……"

I really can't take it anymore.

Chen Xi yawned and was about to turn off his computer and go to sleep when his phone suddenly rang.

When I opened it, it was a message from my best friend:

"Found a gem of music, sharing it with you to get some inspiration, hehe, you're welcome!"

Below is a website link.

Chen Xi clicked on it casually.

The page redirected, and a video page from Bilibili popped up.

The video was released less than five minutes ago; it's still fresh in everyone's minds.

Looking at the bolded title above the video, my lips twitched.

The title is truly outrageous:
When music producers at game companies start to "compete internally," their work instantly dominates the music scene across China.

Game companies and music?
Two completely unrelated fields.

Why did you force them together like that?

The second half of the title, "Slaying the entire Chinese music scene," is even more outrageous.

This title is simple, direct, and full of gimmicks!

"Creators these days don't focus on the quality of their work; they just study the cover and the title."

Chen Xi made a comment.

My first reaction was that this was a sensational video designed to grab attention.

It's very likely some kind of bizarre and hilarious song.

Instead of immediately clicking play, she scrolled through the page and glanced at the comments section below the video.

There are usually a lot of arguments in the comment sections of parody videos.

The reason is simple: some people can't accept the quirky sound effects and absurd visuals, and can't help but complain and criticize.

On the other hand, the video's audience or the creator's fans will step in to defend it.

So the two clashed, and with each side attacking, the flames of war naturally ignited.

however.

The comments below the video really surprised Chen Xi.

This made her suspect that there might be an online troll army secretly stirring up trouble.

The video was released in a short time, but it received a lot of comments, and the vast majority of them were positive.

[Holy crap! Who's so fast? I just finished listening to it in the game, and it's already playing here?!]

Holding a spark of hope in your hand, waiting in the darkest hour, you are shattered, and when familiar whispers pierce your ears again… These lyrics are absolutely brilliant! I have a feeling this song is going to be a hit!

[I initially thought the comments were fake, but after listening to it, I'm impressed; the quality is undeniable. Could someone tell me which game this track is from? I've never heard it before.]

[It might not be enough to completely dominate the Chinese music scene, after all, there are still many amazing singers in the music industry, but this song will definitely have a place on this year's music charts! If it doesn't, then there's something fishy going on! (Grinning face)]

[With the talent of Seal Studios, why are they making such lousy games?! It's a waste of their abilities! They should really change careers! Our ears need a cleaning!]

(End of this chapter)