Ah Qi muttered to himself, "It sounds like you're talking about something that has its own consciousness; it's a bit scary."
Liu Yun secretly agreed.
Looking at the other people in the security department, Liu Yun asked about the feelings of those with pure internal energy. It seemed that they also felt something, but not as deeply as those with supernatural abilities.
"Why don't I feel much? Of course, it sounds good, no doubt about it," Liu Yun wondered to herself.
Aqi: "...It might be related to the cultivation level. After all, Wen Chu has only recently awakened her superpower, and she is still adapting to self-control."
"As time and ability increase, so does influence."
Liu Yun: "Oh, that makes sense."
After that, Liu Yun didn't ask any more questions, and everyone listened with rapt attention.
With the architectural structure of the concert hall, the boxes have dedicated sound transmission channels, making it sound as if the music is being sung right in front of you, creating a three-dimensional surround sound that feels like a cleansing of the soul.
The realism and vividness of the images can sometimes make one's hair stand on end and pores dilate.
From head to toe, I truly experienced what it means for sound to convey emotions, tell stories, and create images.
Aside from the initial excitement, the hall was completely silent whenever Wen Chu began to sing.
Sometimes, they even forgot to wave their glow sticks.
The holographic projection on the stage is activated in real time, featuring not only the necessary stage background but also an enlarged version of the entire stage, eliminating the need for electronic screens and allowing those in the back rows to see it clearly and with extremely high fidelity.
It's not much different from sitting in front and watching the stage.
Who knows, those with good eyesight might even find the enlarged version clearer.
When the holographic projection first started, the audience erupted in cheers.
Although I've experienced this kind of scene in a movie theater before, and some scenes from the movie theater even appear around me, the feeling of a concert is completely different.
The movie was filmed and had excellent post-production.
The concert was live, as if the singer was standing right in front of you, and the stage design was scaled up to the same size. No wonder the ticket prices for this venue didn't fluctuate much.
There really isn't much difference between sitting in the front and sitting in the back!
"Tsk, is this a real-life version of the law of heaven and earth?"
"Wow, with this kind of generosity, how many firsts will Yun Zhao have to achieve this time?"
"No wonder the tickets on the mountain are about the same price as those in the middle. I thought Yun Zhao was finally going to rip people off again, but I was too narrow-minded!"
"Yeah, it's incredible! A stage can be like this? This is definitely a first for me. It's worth the price, which is about the same as the inner circle tickets."
"As expected, Yun Zhao has a lot of advanced technology!"
"This is definitely a first for me, something to cherish and remember..."
Many people took out their phones to film, either to save the footage themselves or to upload and share it online. As a result, the high-tech and amazing aspects of the concert went viral and became a trending topic even before it had just started.
Some people who aren't fans of Wen Chu's music but enjoy experiencing new things say that if they had known about this first-ever concert, they would have snapped up tickets.
Wen Chu's fans: ...Thanks for the invitation. They're already hard to snatch, so can those who are not important please not get involved?
Fortunately, the concert tickets for the three consecutive days were sold out, and there were no such extras at the next venue, so these people wouldn't be paying attention to it.
Fans of other singers got nervous.
This is such a wonderful concert hall, world-class in every aspect. Holding a concert here is definitely a pleasure and an honor.
With such a high number of trending topics, tickets for the next singer to hold a concert here will be in high demand.
This has nothing to do with the singer's popularity or how well they sing.
Just like the first naked-eye 3D movie, many people went there to experience high technology.
Clearly, the next singer, the one after that, and many more singers will have no trouble selling tickets for their concerts here.
Immediately, someone sensed the potential and, drawn by the popularity, contacted Yunzhao Company to reserve the Yunzhao Concert Hall.
However, Yun Zhao had already envisioned this scenario, so how could he easily agree?
The exorbitant cost is one aspect, but in another, Yun Zhao built this concert hall specifically for his own singers.
However, no one knew that Liu Yun was able to build such a place to such a high standard.
If it's for their own singers and their own music variety show, isn't that a bit too extravagant?
This is an outrageous investment... When will a group of singers be able to recoup the cost of the concert hall?
Yun Zhao's singers fell silent, unsure of what the company would do.
Not long after, the company reassured them that the concert hall would definitely be open to the public only after their own singers had performed there.
There's no need to discuss who goes first or last; it's decided by drawing lots. Everyone obediently practices their songs, which is like the company preparing a concert for each singer.
If a group's popularity and works don't meet the standards, they'll eventually put together a concert.
The company's singers spread the word, filled with joy and happiness.
Outsider: ...I knew Yun Zhao was rich, but I didn't expect him to be this rich!
With Yunzhao Media doing things this way, how are others supposed to compete?
That's really unreasonable.
It's estimated that the hearts of musicians in the entire industry will be drawn to Yun Zhao, and who knows, after a while, even foreign musicians might fall in love with Yun Zhao.
In reality, the cost of building the concert hall was not as high as outsiders thought.
The architectural blueprints were obtained by redeeming points, not by purchasing them with real money. Otherwise, the cost of this wave of professional music-related design would probably be enough to build a music venue.
In addition, since the Song Group was the contractor, the project was naturally discounted, and they didn't make much profit.
There are also some special materials, the most expensive of which are directly provided by the state, so they are not very expensive for Yun Zhao.
Moreover, if it's used by internal staff, they directly earn ticket revenue; if it's used by external users, the usage fee and ticket revenue belong to the user.
Doesn't Yun Zhao know who's making more money?
Besides, with such high popularity and buzz, why would we push it onto others instead of our own people?
Sometimes Yun Zhao's behavior of hogging the food alone is so bad that people can't get angry at him. After all, no matter how high the usage fee is, can it be higher than the ticket revenue?
No way, otherwise concert organizers would go bankrupt.
Of course, if the audience is popular enough, they might be able to earn some advertising revenue and attract sponsorships, since the music venue does have advertising space.
Yun Zhao didn't refuse to give food to others, but they had to wait in line until everyone in his family was full before it was their turn.
The biggest wave of attention went entirely to singer Yun Zhao; it seems no amount of connections could help.
Well, for Yun Zhao, using connections has never been effective.
So, those who can't have the grapes will always say they're sour, and many people started to sow discord, saying that Yun Zhao's favorite person was Wen Chu.
Singer Fang, Wen Chu is Yun Zhao's undisputed number one.
However, Yun Zhao's singers practice in silence, and if you really make a scene in front of them, they'll just roll their eyes.
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