Become a Tokyo Showgirl

And Qianhua also realized this joke after being stunned for a while.

So, she replied: "Yes, Ye Lu is suffering, teacher."

It's not funny at all.

........................

From that day on, Qianhua began to regard "music" as her second main occupation besides acting.

After all, one's energy is limited. Since she started learning music, she has temporarily stopped filling in English and other messy knowledge that she had been doing before.

To put it bluntly, with less time for reading, she began to change from a "social high school culture student" to a "social high school art student".

In order to practice singing well, Qianhua asks the office to change her house with better sound insulation.

The location of this house is much more expensive than the previous apartment. It is located in the port area where Yuko's home is located, and it is only ten minutes away from Yuko's mother.

This made Qianhua very emotional.

In the past, she would feel that living in this kind of place was a bit tiring, and the burden of life would be heavy, but now she feels that it is not a big deal.

This made her clearly aware of the increase in her property.

"If you become rich, you can live in the port area." Qianhua laughed at herself.

Although Yuko didn't need sound insulation, she still moved away in order to live closer to Qianhua.

In addition, the port area was originally the place where she grew up, and she was more familiar with it, so there was no resistance to moving.

Qianhua has a suggestion: "Anyway, it's so close, you can just go back to your own house and live there." '

Yuko, however, strongly protested against this.

"Absolutely not." This was her attitude.

In this regard, Qianhua expressed helplessness.

After all, it was Yuko's own family business, so she couldn't say anything.

Afterwards, apart from the fact that the two people's route to work in the morning was different from before, most of the other things seemed to be the same as before the move.

The only difference is that now Qianhua wakes up earlier than before, getting up at 6:[-] in the morning to practice singing.

Maybe it was influenced by Guitou teacher who said "Your voice is like ikura". Now she also intentionally takes ikura as the object of her own learning and imitation.

Every morning after getting up, I started to sing, and at the beginning I sang the two most popular songs of yoasobi's ultramarine and running to the night.

After that, I slowly learned to sing many other songs.

In the process, she became a fan of yoasobi, and her singing gradually became stronger.

"Unknowingly...hidden, true inner voice...just let me hear it resounding!"

"Even if you pretend to be invisible...but she is there..."

On this day, when Yuko came to Qianhua's house to bring her breakfast as usual, she saw Qianhua concentrating and singing loudly.

So committed, so focused.

So glamorous.

At this time, Qianhua is undoubtedly chasing "Ultramarine".

At that moment, Yuko felt a completely different heartbeat.

Heart, itchy.

PS: I plan to write a long-delayed BILIBILI live broadcast next, and then end the first volume.

Today's chapter is two in one.

134. I'm Qianhua, and I'm coming to Station B!

Undoubtedly, as she practiced, she found that Qianhua's singing voice had changed.

Before the practice, she could only sing the song in a regular manner, but now, her voice has initially possessed some courage that can pierce people's souls.

Although it may still pale in comparison to those really powerful singers, for Yuko who has watched Qianhua grow up little by little, she can clearly feel this kind of change, and she can also feel more of the power contained in it arrive.

So.....

It makes people throb.

She wanted to say something, but she didn't know what to say.

So, she just stood aside quietly, listening to Qian Hua finish singing the song.

A song is not long.

After a short while, Qianhua sang the last line of the song "Ultramarine".

The atmosphere of the whole room is like the stage where the performance ends.

For a moment, Yuko felt that she should applaud, otherwise it would look weird.

However, her skin is a bit thin after all, and she can't do such a bit shameful thing.

In the end, she was silent for a while, and then said to Qian Hua: "It hasn't been long, and your singing has become much better."

"Really?!" Being praised by Yuko, Qianhua was very happy, "That's great!"

On the one hand, she was a little proud, but on the other hand, she was humbled with shyness.

"But to be honest, I'm still far behind..."

"You, that's it." Yuko smiled helplessly, and shook her head at her, "This is enough, it's tiring to compare everything with the most powerful group of people, Qianhua."

"Well...that's how it is said..."

"Okay, that's it, the coffin is settled."

After that, the two ended the topic.

On the surface, this is just an ordinary

morning.

Qianhua is working hard and making progress every day like this morning.

And the changes that appear to be nothing more than qualitative changes that accumulate over time.

Qianhua also realized her qualitative change.

Although it is still far from the target of the current pursuit, but...

"If you just want to sing for others, it should be fine..."

So.....

For some reason, Qianhua suddenly remembered the Bilibili live broadcast plan that she had shelved for a long time...

...............

This plan has been said for a long time, at least in her heart, she has been thinking about it for a long time.

She actually created an account on station b shortly after the broadcast of Masked Brave Baiyue, and the first post she posted was "Hi everyone, I am Chika Inuzuka from Campbell Office, and my masterpiece is "Masked Brave" Baiyue". I have officially established an account on station b, and will broadcast live on station b in the future!"

And in order for her to speak Chinese more naturally in the future, she also added: "I am learning Chinese now, and I hope to communicate and communicate more directly with everyone in the future! Thank you very much!"

After this post was posted, most of the people following my post were my fans, so most of the following were expressing welcome.

But there were others who voiced a different voice.

"Dian Zhong Dian I came to station B, Dian Zhong Dian learns Chinese, when will the tea party start?"

"When to eat hot pot? When to evaluate the cultural differences between China and Japan?"

"Don't learn Chinese for another two years, and stay on the same level? By the way, these Japanese people come to China to operate in the same way. Now it is no longer popular, why is it still the same way?"

Artists of this kind of Japanese firm come to station b, and most users of station b directly default that all news and videos are "published by the firm".

If these people knew that Qianhua's Bilibili account was run by herself, not by the firm, what kind of expression would they have?

Originally, Qianhua didn't intend to answer these questions, she felt that as long as she started broadcasting, all problems would be solved.

However, this class has been almost 2 years without any movement.

Her B-station account has long been similar, and no one cares about it.

Until recently, Qianhua had no new dramas for the time being, and she had a lot of fragmented time, so she remembered this station b account again.

Of course, her main purpose is to sing live.

Compared with playing hard games before, live singing is obviously a better program.

Now she has some awareness of her progress and more confidence in her singing, so she also wants more people to hear her singing.

So, after a brief notification with the firm, she re-logged into the account that had not been used for hundreds of years, and sent two updates.

"Hi everyone, I'm Chika Inuzuka, and I haven't interacted with everyone in BILIBILI for a long time. Recently, my new drama "Magic Girl Madoka Magica" has ended. Have you watched it? It is highly praised, and it is currently in the In mainland China, BILIBILI broadcasts exclusively! Everyone in BILIBILI must watch it.”

After this post was sent out, the replies below were all "Who are you???" "You are...you are the one who can't forget *crying" "The return of missing persons" "Did Qianhua finally remember the account password?" ?”

something like that.

Everyone was obviously surprised that this account, which had been dead for almost two years, suddenly came back to life.

At this stage, although everyone is happy, it is obvious that the enthusiasm is average.

After all, this account has been posted a few times, and it hasn't been used for a year or two. Many people don't even know that this account exists.

With the resurrection of this account, those new fans who fell in love with Qianhua because of her new drama also came to pay attention to her.

But the number is still limited.

But later, Qianhua’s second post completely detonated the Internet: “In the long time since I created this account, I have learned a lot in addition to acting. I can now reach a relative level in English and Chinese. The level of communication is smooth. Therefore, I am finally ready to come to BILIBILI for live broadcast! Since it is a live broadcast in China, of course I will face Chinese-speaking audiences. I will start the live broadcast at Station B later! The specific live broadcast The time has not yet been confirmed, please follow this account to get first-hand information about the live content!"

As soon as this news was posted, the popularity changed immediately.

In fact, it is not new for Japanese artists or VTB to broadcast live in China.

PS: Today's first update!

There should be another update in two or three hours.

It's been a long time since I specifically asked for a ticket, please ask again!Tickets come!

135. Can't hold a tea party at Station B just now?

But as I said before, when these foreign artists come to Station B, they always have a formulaic smile, formulaic interaction, and formulaic live broadcast content.

It's okay to watch it once or twice, but if you watch it too much, it will be nothing new.

Especially the Japanese, the tone and voice can't be more fake, it can only be described as fake.

And most Japanese people come to station b to broadcast live, there are two forms.

One is often used by VTB. Anyway, it is regarded as an ordinary live broadcast. The anchor will broadcast her, and then your audience will watch yours. The barrage will be sent to other people for free translation.

What should I do if the viewing experience of the audience is not good when typing and interpreting in the barrage?

No way, if you can bear it, you can bear it, and if you can’t bear it, don’t watch it. Anyway, VTB does not need to pay any cost other than time for the operation of station B. From subtitle groups to video slices, there are people who will do it for you for free, and the rest is It's a question of earning more and earning less and whether the concentration of fans is high enough.

And the second type is some more formal artists, who are often requested or planned by the firm to broadcast live on Bilibili.

This kind of interpretation is often accompanied by more professional simultaneous interpretation, and artists will also intentionally cooperate with simultaneous interpretation to carry out their work.

How do you say this...

The viewing experience will be better, but the Japanese business is really too formulaic. From the smile on the face to the reaction of seeing everything, it seems that they are intentionally satisfying the audience, but because it is too fake, it makes people feel boring.

Originally, in the eyes of the big guys, Qianhua, an idol who had almost only operated in Japan before, probably would not have any special interest in mainland China, and the live broadcast at station B was probably requested by her uncle and the firm after being kind.

However.....

Since it is a live broadcast in China, of course it is facing Chinese-speaking audiences...

What does Qianhua mean by this sentence in the feed?

Although they didn't explain it clearly, everyone still guessed, could it be a Chinese live broadcast?Combined with the previous paragraph saying that I speak both Chinese and English very well, everyone thinks this explanation is more reasonable.

"Wow, no way, is the first live broadcast in Chinese?"