Joker's Band Game Story

Amamiya recalled the general plot of the story. Although he felt it might not have much to do with the TV series, the background of the song that the other party requested was like this, so he naturally continued with it.

"It feels like a knife." "The plot is really sad." "Hmm...it's not simple."

Everyone had different feelings about the storyline. Amamiya put away his guitar and drank his milk coffee in one gulp.

At this moment, he looked at Lixi, who was wiping away tears at the bar, and handed her a glass: "Pour me a glass of cold water, and wash the glass first."

"understood."

Lixi was unusually gentle, no longer so aggressive. She took the cup, but instead of washing it immediately, she took a new cup, poured water for Amamiya, and gave it to him: "You're done creating, aren't you leaving?"

"Nothing much to do today, planning to stay a little longer... When do you get off work?"

"What does it have to do with you?"

Okay, although it's soft, it's still not soft enough; the attitude towards Amamiya is still quite harsh.

But Amamiya didn't mind at all. He just continued drinking his not-so-cold water: "How about we go have dinner together?"

"why."

Qi Lin Ba Wu (4) Liao (8) Qi Qi "I'm treating, let's go chat. After listening to my song, you have to give some feedback, right?"

Amamiya's words made Riki chuckle: "What can I say to you? Your level is far superior to mine. Here, take this back."

As Li Xi spoke, she subconsciously saved the songs on her tablet and went back to the previous page, which was her habitual action.

But when she returned and saw the number of songs on the tablet, she was stunned.

so much?

"You... wrote so many songs?"

"Hmm? Practice makes perfect, that's normal."

Amamiya didn't see anything wrong with it. He took the tablet, closed it, and put it in his bag: "Once you've created three-digit numbers of songs, you'll be able to write faster too."

After all, music theory is universal, just like writing code; skilled workers can type with their eyes closed.

Three digits...

Hearing Amamiya's matter-of-fact answer, Riki couldn't help but purse her lips again.

How long will it take her to write a three-digit number of songs?

Suddenly, she felt uneasy again.

She felt a lot of pressure whenever she was with these geniuses, especially when they casually made things that she considered amazing sound like common sense.

"I said... what do you think is the meaning of life?"

Amamiya suddenly became philosophical, which made Riki chuckle again.

She didn't understand what was wrong with Amamiya, why she suddenly brought up this kind of thing again.

"how could I know."

"So what do you think it is? There's no right or wrong answer to this question; I just want to hear your thoughts."

Amamiya seemed determined to press for an answer, insisting that Riki provide one on this matter.

This persistence wasn't without reason; he wanted to hear what Lixi really thought. To put it bluntly, all five members of Mygo had some issues and needed 'psychological guidance'.

Lixi's problem is arguably the most serious in mygo right now, and he wants to put her at ease.

Naturally, we must start from the root: what is the meaning of life?

"Eat and sleep."

Li Xi rolled her eyes and casually replied.

She didn't know what it meant, but Amamiya insisted, so she just said it offhand.

"So, do you think you've been eating and sleeping properly?"

After taking a sip of water, Amamiya pressed for more information.

He didn't expect Li Xi to give that answer, and he just happened to run into the line of fire.

Glancing at Lixi's dark circles, it was clear she hadn't gotten any proper rest, let alone eat properly...

Given Hailing's tendency to eat energy bars and protein powder for lunch, Lixi, who she can play with, is definitely not much better.

This sentence froze Li Xi, leaving her speechless.

Indeed, did she eat properly?

"I... I just happened to be here one day..."

"Is it really just a one-off thing? You don't do this every time you compose a piece, do you? I heard that you even took leave from work to go home to help Deng finish a piece."

Amamiya tapped the table, reminding Riki of exactly what she had done.

Is she truly fulfilling the meaning of her life?

After being told that by Amamiya, Riki was speechless and had no way to respond to Amamiya.

Because she couldn't be stubborn about this kind of thing, she really didn't eat properly.

"So let's go, have dinner, and eat properly."

Amamiya spoke with much more confidence, which made Riki click his tongue twice.

"I support Ah Lian this time!"

At this moment, Ms. Rinrinko suddenly appeared out of nowhere and patted Riki on the shoulder: "Since you haven't eaten or rested properly, let's stop working here for today."

"But there's still half an hour left..."

"Alright, alright, why are you worrying so much? Anyway, there aren't many customers at this time of day, I can manage on my own."

Rinrin pushed Riki, urging her to change her clothes quickly, and she was pushed all the way to the changing room.

When she came out again, she was dressed in her usual clothes.

A denim jacket paired with a black T-shirt and a bodycon skirt creates a very sexy look.

It has to be said that high school girls these days really know how to pursue beauty; at least in Amamiya's opinion, they are quite impressive.

"Where to eat?"

What do you plan to eat?

Although it was Amamiya who called Riki out, he was still a little conflicted about what to eat. So he left the question to Riki, and sure enough, Riki just chuckled in response.

"Never mind, let's go get some yakitori."

"Fine."

In the end, Amamiya made a decent choice, and although he hesitated a bit, Riki agreed.

The two then found a yakitori restaurant near RiNG and sat down to have dinner.

Amamiya often comes to this restaurant, but this is the first time Riki has come here. She usually goes straight home for dinner.

They ordered yakitori and sat in a corner. Riki was a little reserved, as it was the first time she had eaten with Amamiya.

They had never been this close before, so naturally she was a little bothered by it now.

"Alright, now that there's no one else around, I think we can have a proper chat."

Amamiya sat in a chair, crossed her legs, and looked at Riki: "I always feel like you have some kind of misunderstanding about me."

That's right, it's a cognitive bias. Amamiya felt that the person Riki believed in was completely different from the real person.

(PS: Don't ask why I didn't update yesterday, I just thought I did (I'm making up for it today))

Chapter Forty-Nine: It's all been a misunderstanding all along.

Speaking of geniuses, Amamiya can be considered a genius, but geniuses are also divided into different levels.

Objectively speaking, Li Xi is also a genius. After all, she has only been studying music for a year, and she has already reached this level, which is quite impressive.

It could even be said that her first composition, "Blue Sky Accompaniment," was already quite impressive, but she still felt it wasn't enough.

"I first came into contact with music when I was in kindergarten. I saw someone playing the piano and thought it was cool, so I told my parents that I wanted to learn the piano, and my family let me start learning."

Without waiting for Riki's reply, Amamiya couldn't help but recall her past.

Indeed, this is his second life, but in his previous life he didn't play the piano; he was just a guitarist.

He never intended to play the piano in his life, but he did see it by chance.

He saw a child playing the piano and suddenly thought that learning the piano might be a good option for him.

Having been given a new lease on life, and since I'm going to play music, I'd like to play it even better, so I'll learn several more instruments.

His parents simply thought that their child wanted to play, so they found him a teacher. At first, they didn't have high hopes, thinking that he would give up after playing for a while.

But Amamiya persevered, and unlike the other children, he never cried or made a fuss; he just studied diligently. Even the music teacher thought Amamiya was a prodigy.

Fortunately, Amamiya's parents were quite open-minded. They didn't think about relying on their child to do anything; they simply believed that since their child liked it and had talent, they should support him.

And so began his second musical career.

"I think I composed my first piece of music when I was in fifth grade."

He hadn't initially planned to compose music; he wasn't originally a composer. But when he was in fifth grade, his parents suddenly said to him, "Lian, you're always humming melodies, and I think they sound nice. I think you could try composing?"

That's right, Amamiya has a habit of humming songs, but he always hums songs from his past life.

My parents couldn't understand it, but in this world where everyone loves music, they also have a little bit of artistic talent. They could tell that Amamiya wasn't humming a modern pop song, nor was it an old song. They hadn't heard these melodies before, so they asked Amamiya what song it was.

Of course, Amamiya wouldn't say it was a song from his past life; he just casually said it was something he hummed randomly. This made his parents think he was even more of a genius, so they suggested he try composing music.

So Amamiya began to compose. He thought that bringing music from another world into this world might be a very interesting thing.

In any case, his composition studies began.

“I was taught composition by a professor at the Tokyo University of the Arts. She had heard of my reputation as a ‘child prodigy’ and came to teach me composition personally.”

Unlike Riki's self-taught approach, Amamiya was formally trained. His claim of being a child prodigy was, of course, just a joke. After all, his parents used to boast to others that their child was a musical genius. Parents like to say that their children are talented, and somehow, the word reached the ears of that old lady, who then wanted to teach him composition.

He taught her, starting with music theory. Amamiya was mature mentally, and with his young body and quick mind, he learned at an astonishing pace. If he hadn't been unwilling to become famous, it would have been in the newspapers long ago, so this matter was only known to a small circle of people and didn't spread beyond that circle.