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The Eastern Han Dynasty was divided into the Three Kingdoms.

The flames of war raged on and on.

Love for one's children

Swayed by the chaos of the world,

Who will brew the wine?

Ren Hetai shook his head slightly.

If you haven't read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", it's probably hard to understand what the lyrics are trying to express.

Take Director Luo in front of me, for example. He was completely bewildered at the moment. Even if he did understand what was being said, it was all over the top.

How could he possibly know about the late Eastern Han Dynasty?

How could they possibly understand the raging flames of war?

Not to mention discussing heroes of the world over plum wine!

"Deceit and treachery are the hallmarks of the Three Kingdoms period."

It's hard to say whether it's right or wrong.

All the commotion and chaos

Thousands of years later,

Everything starts all over again.

According to Ren Hetai, the historical fiction novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" has no absolute protagonist, but upon closer examination, it seems that everyone is a protagonist.

The intrigue and treachery within are indeed gripping and thrilling.

As for who is right and who is wrong?

From Renhetai's perspective, he felt that it was just the turmoil of the transition between the old and new dynasties, and there was neither good nor evil, nor right nor wrong in it.

As for the repetition rate of the lyrics in the song "Cao Cao," Ren Hetai would not have been satisfied in the past.

But this time it's different. With a novel as its foundation, even if the lyrics are simple, they will always make people think of the words that appeared in the novel.

"The principal seems to appreciate this song, but I just can't get the point from it?"

Director Luo was somewhat puzzled, but he didn't dare to voice his thoughts.

Even after listening to the whole song, apart from some of the more energetic melodies in the chorus, it didn't leave much of an impression on me.

Of course, it's a good song, but compared to Lin Rui's previous works, this song is indeed a bit disappointing.

Not only Director Luo, but in fact, many music creators in the industry gave similar comments after listening to this song.

The melody is nice, but the lyrics, while not exactly inadequate, are completely baffling.

"Next song."

Ren Hetai snapped his fingers.

Director Luo understood and immediately started playing "Drunken Red Cliff".

As the melodious tune began to play, accompanied by the faint sound of rumbling thunder, Ren Hetai's eyes lit up.

Chinese style!

The fallen leaves piled up in several layers.

And I've stepped through my youth.

I hear someone from a past life whispering tearfully.

Ren Hetai smiled slightly.

The lyrics of the poem "Cao Cao" don't rhyme, but he doesn't care because he can connect the lyrics to the content of the novel.

While this song, "Drunken Red Cliff," didn't evoke any thoughts about the novel in him, it did rhyme, which naturally pleased him, given his high standards for lyrics.

Furthermore, for him, Lin Rui's unique voice, coupled with his bizarre lung capacity that doesn't require taking a breath, is indeed a pleasure to hear.

"Each encounter is a knot to tie."

I'm still waiting in this life.

You can only be serious once in your life.

This time, Ren Hetai looked thoughtful: "Fifteen Marks?"

The rhyme was just right, but the meaning of the words still couldn't connect him to the novel's content, which was a bit of a pity.

He had read the novel and was naturally familiar with the Battle of Red Cliffs.

This battle, in which a smaller force triumphed over a larger one, was not only a grand spectacle but also a testament to cunning and deceit.

Since the song title uses the words "Red Cliff," the lyrics just feel a bit lacking.

"I've seen it in your eyes,"

I met the right person.

I swung my sword and turned around.

And the blood was like red lips.

Memories of the previous dynasty cross the mortal world.