The camera automatically floated next to Wen Chu, allowing viewers to see the two "conversation" from various angles.

Yes, we see the conversation, but because we listen, we can only hear one side of the story.

Music students and teachers, as well as industry experts, all shared their opinions, saying that Wen Chu's questions were very professional, very advanced, and some were even... inhuman.

Normal people wouldn't think to ask this, and they probably wouldn't even consider it.

After a while, everyone realized that this conversation was probably very beneficial for Wen Chu.

Fortunately, their comments didn't affect Wen Chu, because after she started singing, she probably completely forgot she was still live streaming and focused on practicing and asking questions.

This also allows the audience to experience Wen Chu's vocal pressure and skill when singing a cappella without a microphone, speakers, or music.

"No, Wen Chu has this skill too? You must be kidding, this is something you won't find in textbooks, because practically no one can do it."

"These are techniques I never even dared to imagine. Wen Chu's songs used to be too simple, right? Because they didn't require these techniques."

"Although I don't know what you're talking about, it sounds impressive. So, what level is President Liu, who can teach Wen Chu to sing and explain advanced techniques to her?"

A series of unidentified symbols popped up.

Although I couldn't feel the tone and emotion in everyone's words, I could sense the complex emotions of the millions of onlookers.

Liu Yun knew there were cameras around, so she asked Aqi to mute her words so that the live stream wouldn't pick them up.

Only Wen Chu heard it firsthand and there was no difference.

Liu Yun could sense the barrier that had completely shattered after Wen Chu awakened her superpower.

Regarding the ever-changing magical voice, Wen Chu could only understand it at first, and could only do a little bit of it.

But now, we can delve deep into everything and gain a profound understanding; how far we can go is just a matter of time.

His internal strength might not be strong enough yet because he's only just started learning, but he can make up for it with his special abilities.

"At your age, cultivating supernatural abilities is indeed much easier than cultivating internal energy. Just don't give up, and they will complement each other."

Wen Chu nodded with a smile. Although she had forgotten about the camera, she subconsciously knew that not everything could be blurted out.

Whether it's superpowers or internal energy, you only know how wonderful it is once you've possessed it.

My voice, which used to feel like it was at its limit, has truly evolved. It's become limitless and I can do whatever I want with it.

"Hilarious! I came here just to watch the drama unfold, but this has completely stunned me. Who would have thought that President Liu had this kind of trick up his sleeve?"

"Look there, everyone passing by, come and take a look! Those songwriters, can you stand it? Xiao Chu Chu is slapping you in the face, proving that the songs you wrote before weren't difficult enough. This is the depth of Wen Chu."

No one dares to talk about the limit, because no one feels the limit.

The composers: ...So, this will surely ignite their fighting spirit, and they'll do whatever it takes to be inhuman, right?

Some things aren't that we lack imagination, but rather that no one can sing them after we write them, and over time we lose our enthusiasm for them.

After all, some things... still require compromise for the sake of life.

Fans: "No way, don't be so useless, okay? When we go to a concert, we'll ask Xiao Chuchu if she dares to hand over the microphone. Fans' lives matter too."

"Good heavens! This is already a life-or-death situation, and they're going to make it even harder? Spare the fans!"

"Haha, sure, sure. From now on, I'll only listen to Wen Chu sing at concerts. I don't want to waste my money only to hear a bunch of uneven, discordant noises. I don't want to sing. I want to live. I only want to hear Wen Chu sing."

The comments section was filled with lamentations upon realizing the problem.

One can already imagine how inhumanly difficult it would be for someone to perform such a song.

But the thought of that scene makes me incredibly excited.

I'd love to see more of it.

In this life, Yan Kingdom has already developed to this point, and I always want to know how outrageous it can become.

Only by witnessing it can one die in peace.

The comments section was bustling, but it didn't affect Wen Chu at all; she studied for several hours straight.

Although Wen Chu wasn't singing the whole time, she sang for at least forty minutes out of an hour.

The audience was very satisfied. Although they often listened to the same song repeatedly, or a line from a song, Wen Chu's serious study showed them a side of their idol that they had never seen before.

"Three hours have passed? I'm not annoyed at all, how interesting!"

"Isn't this more interesting than some variety shows?"

"That's true, but how many singers are like Wen Chu? She truly embodies what it means to learn one thing and apply it to other situations, okay?"

"Yes, yes, the same sentence sounds different every time. Even a layman who doesn't know anything can feel the change in the sound!"

"Mr. Liu, I'd like to ask you, what's the sense of accomplishment in teaching such prodigies? Is it that they learn everything instantly, or that you have to teach them what they don't know yet? That's what a sense of accomplishment is!"

"Yes, yes, we need to find another student quickly, they're practically my doorstep..."

"Guards! Throw these guys out! Silence them, kick them out, quick..."

Liu Yun heard A Qi's teasing, but didn't care much.

She met many singers, but only Wen Chu was truly suited to practice the "Ever-Changing Magic Voice" and achieved such great results.

Others would probably find it very difficult to even get started; they wouldn't even understand the basics.

There are other things she can't teach, and those are things she truly can't teach.

It wasn't until after get off work hours, when Lin Ying and Chen Youlai dragged Wen Chu away, that the live stream, which had completely taken a turn for the worse, finally came to an end.

The audience was extremely reluctant to say goodbye, but they also knew it was an unexpected surprise.

Once things calm down, who will still have doubts about the release of the second part of the Primordial Era?

No, that's not true. It's just that many movie ticket websites are about to crash because there's a real rush to buy them!

Without scalpers or insider interference, everyone was genuinely fighting tooth and nail to grab it.

Especially on weekends and evenings.

As for whether or not it should be released globally simultaneously, it depends on how quickly the reaction is overseas. Anyway, Yun Zhao doesn't have time to contact people everywhere. Those who want to keep up with the pace will have to find it themselves.

These personnel changes certainly garnered a lot of attention, causing the popularity of survival shows, which lacked fresh news, to plummet.

When Xie Xuan returned, Liu Yun used her points to redeem a house-shaped airship.

It's not quite the same as Minister Shao's. It doesn't look big from the outside, but inside it's a standard 50-square-meter room with a 3-meter ceiling and exquisite decoration.

It's true that the people of Yan share the same obsession with houses and homes. At least Liu Yun felt that staying in such an airship was comfortable and minimized the discomfort of the flight.

Having confessed everything that needed to be confessed, amidst the bustling prosperity of the Yan Kingdom, Liu Yun instructed A Qi to pilot the airship away.

It even went on a trip to the west and took two little bats with it.

Although she refused to let her own people accompany her, she was afraid that if something happened, she wouldn't be able to protect them, and she would still feel guilty.

After all, there's no need to bring helpers.