Three songs, let Jing Fupo accompany me to subvert the Chinese entertainment industry.

The next day, Jingyang got up very early.

After washing up, Jingyang quickly went to register the copyright. Fortunately, copyright awareness is not strong enough these days, so Jingyang completed the whole process in no time.

This is, undeniably, a tragedy in some respects.

After stamping the official seal, Jingyang finally breathed a sigh of relief, and then rushed back to the school without stopping.

There was less than half an hour left until the agreed time.

He didn't want to let being late affect the rest of the recording.

However, to his surprise, when he arrived, he found that the other party seemed to have been there for quite a while.

Outside the recording studio, a group of people were watching the recording process backstage, with the slightly older one occasionally giving instructions to the others.

Seeing Jingyang come in, the older man said, "Stop for a moment. Go back and think carefully about how to incorporate what you want into it. Don't be silly and just copy it directly."

"You guys are having a blast copying, but I'm going to get a scolding."

The group burst into laughter, each saying they weren't that stupid.

He only came over after most of the others had left.

He shook hands with them and said, "My name is Ji Ran, a graduate student in the Recording Department. These two are my future juniors. I'll guide them through some practical work."

After he finished speaking, the two people behind him, a man and a woman, greeted him.

Jingyang said, "You're too kind, senior. I'm Jingyang, a senior in the performing arts department. My roommate Li Bo introduced me here, and I need your help to record a few songs."

Upon hearing this, Ji Ran raised an eyebrow, which Jing Yang noticed. He smiled wryly and said, "It seems that Senior Brother has also heard of me."

"Indeed, let's look at the lyrics and music first. After all, I'm very curious about what new works you, such a talented person, have come up with."

Ji Ran said this, and then Jingyang didn't waste any more words and took out the printed lyrics and music.

There are three copies in total, which also contain three songs.

After taking it, Ji Ran's expression turned serious at just one glance.

Two prospective graduate students who were watching the commotion next to him wanted to go over and take a look, but Ji Ran slapped them back.

"Have you registered the copyright?" Ji Ran asked seriously.

"Of course, I'm not that kind of hothead."

Ji Ran said helplessly, "And you don't think I dare to release a song of this quality without registering the copyright, do you?"

Ji Ran nodded in deep agreement.

Then, after glancing at the two prospective junior brothers and sisters who were still somewhat curious, he handed them the lyrics and music.

"You've got a good opportunity. Study hard, and if you learn this, you'll at least be able to make a living from it."

Ji Ran gave instructions, her eyes brimming with undisguised delight.

Clearly, these songs also greatly boosted his career.

Moreover, he had a hunch that these three songs would become his calling card when he went out into the world.

Seeing this, Jingyang was relieved; this person knew his stuff.

The problem is that some people don't recognize its value and don't take it seriously; otherwise, they'll lose a fortune.

"Let's go, make a copy, I'll familiarize myself with it and then we can start recording."

"To be honest, recording one song within a week is already very stressful, let alone three at once."

Ji Ran spoke, and offered what he considered to be the most professional advice.

"Therefore, my suggestion is to extend the time and focus all our efforts on recording one song within this week."

Jingyang didn't refute it, knowing that the other party had already taken on the role of producer.

Even though he has a lot of theoretical knowledge and experience, listening to the advice of professionals is the best course of action now.

"Okay, whatever you say."

"Just focus on this song, 'Take Everything You Want,' and for the remaining two songs, it would be best to provide a rough version as well, I need to use them."

Ji Ran was relieved to see that Jingyang listened to advice; he was afraid that an outsider would instruct an expert.

But it seems that Jingyang is still listening to advice.

As for the other two rough versions mentioned later, he didn't pay attention to them or ask why.

In this line of work, or in any job, you have to do more and talk less, and don't ask questions you shouldn't ask.

"I understand. You can go straight into the recording studio."

Jingyang nodded, took the lyrics and music, and went inside.

Backstage, Ji Ran and two interns took their positions, turned on the equipment, and signaled to Jingyang that they could begin. Then they listened attentively to this song that could become their signature piece.

"It all starts with you asking questions~"

"I'm always the one waiting for the result~"

"Be mindful of your words..."

"..."

Backstage at the recording studio, Ji Ran felt something was off.

He had naturally heard Jingyang's story more than once, and this song was clearly about his relationship with that young actress.

"Things seem to be getting interesting!"

Ji Ran sighed inwardly, then glanced at the two excited interns and gestured for them to shut up.

This made the two interns, who had been thoroughly enjoying the gossip, feel a chill run down their spines.

At the same time, I reminded myself that it's fine to just watch from the sidelines, but if I got involved, I wouldn't even know how I died.

Seeing that the two of them understood, Ji Ran finally felt relieved.

A popular young actress and her ex-boyfriend releasing a song with veiled implications—this kind of thing is still too far removed from the lives of these young people.

At this moment, Jingyang's rap immediately drew the attention of Ji Ran and even the two interns to the scene in the recording studio.

"Once, twice, three times, and in the end, there's no way to defend yourself."

"..."

"In the end, we're even."

This rap is so tongue-twisting!

Ji Ran was moved to speak after listening.

But at the same time, they also observed a few seconds of silence for Zheng Shuang.

This song was already on par with the best songs, and now it has a story, is full of emotion, and even generates its own buzz. There's no reason why it shouldn't be a hit.

If we're talking about drawbacks, there are definitely some. The main issue is that it won't become very popular. After all, even professional rappers would have a hard time getting it, let alone ordinary people.

But Ji Ran was certain of one thing: this song would definitely be a hit.

This made him take it even more seriously, treating it as the only opportunity he could have in his life.

The question of whether to feed those who are 18 years old every year or those who are 40 or 50 years old makes one shudder!

Jingyang was unaware that he had intimidated the other party the moment he opened his mouth; he was already immersed in the song.

To be fair, the original owner of this body was also a genius, with top-tier conditions in every aspect.

Even as a singer, his talent may not be comparable to that of a prodigy like Chang Yu-sheng, but it's still quite good.

Now, Jingyang, reborn as a human, perfectly conveys the emotions of this song, creating a strong sense of emotional immersion.

Even if his singing skills don't reach the level of a top singer, with the support of his physical abilities and the emotions conveyed in the song, Jingyang's level at this moment is enough to make him stand out among the younger generation.

If a comparison must be made, then he is the male version of Li Bai, not abstract and simple.

Time passed by, and as evening fell, when Jingyang left the recording studio, Ji Ran's eyes were filled with complex emotions.

How can someone be so talented?

She can write and sing, and is said to have good acting skills, not to mention her good looks.

"The roc rises with the wind in a single day!"

Ji Ran sighed, then said to the two interns, "Some people are destined for great success."

"Go back and focus on post-production. It will be something you can call your masterpiece and put at the top of your resume."

The two interns could only nod in silence upon hearing this. At that moment, they understood that while heroes were as numerous as carp crossing a river, there were also brown bears that ate carp.

And they, or most people, are at best small fry.