You Were Told to Write Songs, Not Dominate Sinology Masters?

Actor Wang Yueheng transmigrates as a street singer participating in a talent show. His on-the-spot creation of "The Lone Brave" ignites the entire internet, helping him rise from a grassro...

Chapter 190 A Cantonese rendition of "My Lifelong Love," surprising the cast and crew (1/2)

Chapter 190: A Cantonese rendition of "My Lifelong Love," surprising the film crew.

"The past is gone and will never return."

"Red fallen leaves buried deep in the dust"

"Beginning and end are always..."

"No changes"

You wander on the horizon.

"Beyond the white clouds..."

After the ethereal prelude of the tinkling music.

A heartfelt Cantonese song suddenly filled my ears.

It's like a CD with superb sound quality played on an antique phonograph, carrying the vicissitudes of time that linger in your heart.

Upon hearing the melodious Cantonese song, the lead actress, Lin Yin, subconsciously parted her red lips slightly and looked incredulously toward the sound system.

The singing sounded as if it came from a distant dream, instantly reminding her of the story in Journey to the West.

Even without seeing the script, it felt as if everyone was experiencing the deep sorrow and separation in the story.

"The Sea of ​​Bitterness~"

"Stirring up love and hate"

"In this world~"

"Unavoidable fate"

"Blind date~"

"It is impossible to approach."

"Or perhaps I should believe it's fate..."

The singing in the conference room was ethereal, like thunder rumbling in the clouds, swirling and churning under the dazzling golden sunlight.

The melancholy evoked by the song instantly filled everyone's hearts.

"this…"

Actor and singer Luo Shoucheng was stunned, as if struck by lightning.

It's fine if this mainland singer can only sing Cantonese songs.

The key is that the singing and lyrics are so full of emotion, every word and phrase is so captivating, making it impossible to put down.

Compared to Wang Yueheng's singing skills, my own singing ability suddenly felt like a amateur's.

The sense of crisis that I once felt because of Wang Yueheng's songs has resurfaced.

Even the poem "Journey to the West: A Love Story" written by my own uncle never gave me this feeling!

Cao Da, a veteran supporting actor in his fifties, was holding a cup of tea, lost in thought.

Having had three wives, he seemed to be recalling his past infatuation with love through the song.

If I hadn't witnessed it firsthand on the spot.

He simply couldn't believe that such a young man as Wang Yueheng would sing this song.

The conference room was completely silent except for the music playing.

Everyone was deeply captivated by the Cantonese song, which was filled with poignant emotions.

Between songs.

A clear, melodious female voice suddenly rang out.

Like silk ribbons between flawless pearls, the song tantalizes the senses of the listeners.

Because a suitable backup singer cannot be found at the moment.

This accompaniment was also directly obtained by Wang Yueheng from the system's music library.

The original vocal performance surpasses the live performance of any top female star in the world.

The three who had just read the script were director Zhou An, screenwriter Fang Yanming, and assistant director Mei Yongqin.

As the rhythm of Wang Yueheng's song progresses.

Scenes from the script kept flashing through my mind.

He sat in the chair, script in hand, lost in thought.

The voices of every character in the play seemed to appear spontaneously in your ears.

"There was once a sincere love placed before me..."

"If I can't be with the person I love, even if I were the Jade Emperor, I wouldn't be happy..."

"At that moment, the sword was only 0.01 centimeters away from my throat..."

"Look at that person, he looks like a dog..."

...

The lines from the script, seemingly joyful yet ultimately tragic, lingered in their minds as the song played.

It's as if the stories and characters in the words, accompanied by the soul given by the song, suddenly appear in three dimensions before my eyes.

Before he knew it, tears welled up in Director Zhou An's eyes.

Through this song, he felt even more deeply the soul of the script for "A Chinese Odyssey" that Wang Yueheng brought to the screen.

This is the kind of work he wanted!