For a moment, it seemed that no one cared about listening carefully to the song anymore; they were completely captivated by the terrifying technique.
"I admit it, I admit this song is really weird, okay? Suddenly I feel like Wen Chu is so scary..."
"Isn't that amazing? In ancient times, skilled ventriloquists could do the work of a hundred people, creating a scene of a hundred people making a great commotion. Can modern people understand that kind of skill?"
"I still think it's outrageous. It's not just perverted, it completely blocks all cover songs."
"One person can't do it, but if we split it up, one person can be responsible for one thing."
"But, after experiencing this level of quality, once it's broken down... even if you sing it perfectly, you'll probably still feel like something's missing!"
"Ahem, to be frank with the fans, I really... really want to slice Wen Chu into pieces! I really want to see what his throat and throat are made of?"
"I also want to say... that they are definitely different from ordinary people..."
"A research fanatic? Get out of here, get out of here, get out of here... I guess Wen Chu is the only one left, so everyone should play it safe. How dare you be so rebellious!"
One sentence stirred up a huge wave of reactions. Fans expressed their horror and quickly dispelled these people's terrible thoughts.
Although he knew it was impossible and that Yun Zhao would definitely protect Wen Chu, the idea was dangerous and terrifying.
It's not that no one has questioned it, especially those from various schools of opera; their first reaction upon hearing it is that it's impossible.
They don't deny the authenticity of the live music, nor do they deny that it was indeed a live performance with all microphones on, but they believe that several audio tracks were pre-recorded, and Wen Chu should have only sung one of them.
Even so, it's still outrageous.
It's important to understand that regardless of the type of opera, different schools of opera have different vocal positions and methods.
It's absurd that a song can incorporate so many singing styles and genres, let alone one person producing more than one voice. How inhuman would that be?
Not to mention professional researchers who want to slice it up, even they want to take it out and examine its structure.
Clearly, Wen Chu knew this situation would occur, as it wasn't the first time.
When he first sang pop music, it came out in binaural, and there was a lot of skepticism.
Fortunately, he had experience from the beginning, so he either didn't sing a single line or left a blank line, which made it very obvious.
Although it was a New Year's Eve concert, the company allowed it to be performed live to prove it was a live performance.
The main problem is that this song is indeed a bit difficult to explain.
When the contrast between not singing half a sentence and singing the second half became obvious, everyone fell even more silent, especially the professionals, with various symbols and comments expressing their shock and disbelief.
This is absolutely something that will overturn their worldview.
Is it possible to start something like this with zero frames?
"I admit it, there must be a system inside this man's body, otherwise he couldn't have become like this."
"Although it sounds like a compliment, something just feels off."
"Besides feeling envious and jealous, you're also negating Wen Chu's efforts. Does having a system mean you can reap without sowing?"
"Just kidding, but don't get worked up!"
"We fans can see Wen Chu's hard work, so don't worry about what others say..."
"To be honest, this was the first time I could clearly feel Wen Chu's nervousness on stage. Compared to the previous songs, she didn't move around much and really became a stationary singer."
"Indeed, it's been a long time since I've seen Wen Chu so well-behaved on stage. It must be really too difficult!"
When they realized the topic was getting off track, the fans tried their best to change the subject.
Fortunately, the song wasn't over yet; the shock continued, and it got more and more exciting as it went on, making you appreciate the terrifying skill involved. So, there was no time for jokes anymore.
Professionals were stunned, dumbfounded, and their worldviews were being reshaped.
The more professional you are, the more you can appreciate that kind of terror.
Liu Yun seemed quite calm and unsurprised.
Zhang Linyuan's expression was meaningful: "Has he broken through again?"
Everyone present knew that Wen Chu had awakened supernatural abilities and had also assisted in cultivating internal energy. Even if it was a short time, some of her techniques, which seemed like absurd to ordinary people, were actually quite normal.
In the past, when Wen Chu was using dual-channel audio, maintaining balance was quite a struggle.
Singing popular songs makes achieving this goal relatively simpler.
This involves professional opera and traditional Chinese culture, which was previously impossible.
Liu Yun: "It's normal. As his fame grows, his schedule gets tighter and tighter. He has a lot of work, so he makes the most of his free time to practice, and naturally he breaks through."
"Otherwise, he would not have been able to successfully interpret this song on his own."
Shao Hong looked on with satisfaction at the younger generation, saying, "He is indeed a very hardworking kid, and you can tell that he really loves this industry."
"No matter what you do, perseverance is definitely the hardest thing."
"He has completed many tasks and exchanged a lot of cultivation resources in the bureau, so it's not surprising that he was able to break through."
Xie Xuan chuckled, "I can almost picture a bunch of bewildered faces from professionals."
Shao Hong: "Even ordinary people are confused!"
"Even if we knew, wouldn't we still be shocked to see this?"
Liu Yun: "The Hundred Transformations of Demonic Voice has reached a mature stage, but it has just broken through and is still lacking in refinement. Give it another six months or three months, and it will definitely be more at ease than it is today."
The other three were speechless. Come on, that's scary enough already.
Didn't you see that some people wanted to slice him up?
If he becomes more adept after a while, at least people will see that he has improved and grown, and they will be more accepting of him.
It was flawless right from the start, which made it even more exciting.
Shao Hong exclaimed, "Seriously, his talent in this area is unparalleled. In my entire life, I have never seen him progress so rapidly."
"It seems like he's making progress every time we meet."
Xie Xuan nodded, indicating that she hadn't seen it either.
Zhang Linyuan: ...It seems he still hasn't tried hard enough.
Go back and practice more later. If that doesn't work, try to figure out cultivation methods and processes in the virtual world.
These days, you have to roll up your sleeves.
The three women, including Liu Yun, were chatting happily, unaware that they were only making Zhang Linyuan even more agitated.
When the song ended, many people were still in a daze.
As a result, I didn't pay much attention to the songs that followed.
The last 20 minutes or so of music consisted of existing songs, with no new songs.
By the time everyone came to their senses, it was already 12:30, and the New Year's Eve concert finally came to an end.
The colleagues wanted to breathe a sigh of relief, but their mood became even heavier.
Why are you still feeling relieved?
It all got stuck in my chest and in my throat.
Let alone the current state of entertainment, even in the past, this New Year's Eve concert was a timeless classic, worthy of being recorded in entertainment history.
Does Liu Yun have to be the best at everything she does?
Leaving no way out for others?
This is not how things are done in the industry!
It's yet another insurmountable milestone.
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