Inferior females become internet sensations across the entire galaxy

Chapter 452 Bias
The live stream lasted four hours and featured a total of 42 contestants.

Jiang Qin also received her third student, a female D-rank orc from a planet that was not even on the Empire's list of tiers.

The other four also selected their favorite students, and the first PK match was three days later.

The venue rented by the production team has dormitories for the mentors and trainees, and each mentor is also assigned a classroom, which is equipped with a recording studio.

Although there were three days, Jiang Qin was still worried that it wouldn't be enough time, so she told the three of them to rest for a while that day and then come to the classroom early the next day to wait for her.

Then, when she arrived at the classroom at seven in the morning, all three of them had already warmed up their voices.

Jiang Qin was satisfied with this.

It's okay if you don't have the means to learn; what's truly worrisome is a lack of ambition.

The reason she can do a little bit of everything is because she is diligent. In addition to the courses arranged by the company, she also takes time to learn what she is interested in and does not neglect her studies. She really makes the most of every minute.

This is also why she doesn't like to be idle.

I always feel that when people lose their goals, their lives begin to decline.

"What time did you arrive? Did you sleep well?"

Qi Huaixuan scratched his head and chuckled, "I didn't arrive very early, I came at six o'clock. When I arrived, Sister Qing and Sister Yuanyuan were already here."

Although Tang Wanqing came from a lower-level star, she was poised and elegant in every way.

She smiled gently: "I go to bed early, so when I woke up at five o'clock, I simply came over to practice by myself. Yuanyuan went even earlier."

Jiang Qin looked at Xiong Yuanyuan, "You didn't come last night, did you?"

Xiong Yuanyuan was a little nervous and, afraid of upsetting her, quickly explained, "I slept, and after warming up my voice, I practiced dancing and also played an instrument for a while. I didn't hurt my voice."

"Yes, it's good to have your own plans."

Being diligent is not a bad thing, but you should pay attention to the intensity of your practice and avoid overworking your voice.

It's important to know that a singer's voice is the most important thing, and they also need to pay attention to their physical health.

No matter what you do, your health is the foundation of everything.

The three nodded in agreement.

"Since you are all ready, let me first explain the arrangements for our first match."

The first round is a group PK, so the three of you need to sing this song together.

Then it's a one-on-one PK. We don't know who our opponents will be, and we don't need to worry about that. You just need to bring your best performance.

I'll send you the song later. First, let me talk about some of your bad habits when you sing.

Unlike the other mentors, none of the three students she chose were music students.

Qi Huaixuan studied dance, Tang Wanqing studied economics, and Tang Yuanyuan was a nurse.

Therefore, all three of them learned their singing skills by taking courses on the StarNet.

It retains many of its own ideas, but also has quite a few shortcomings.

Jiang Qin spent the entire day correcting their bad habits.

I didn't give them the sheet music until evening, making sure they understood the problem and corrected it.

Three days later, the highly anticipated "Searching for Lost Voices" resumed its live broadcast.

The 15 contestants and 5 mentors sang the opening song of the show together, and then took their places.

The host cheerfully took the stage and greeted the audience, "Good evening, everyone. It's been three days since we last met, and I'm sure you're all very much looking forward to the contestants' performances tonight."

Although I'm also anxious, haste makes waste. Let's first invite our mentors to come up and draw lots to determine the order in which the student groups will perform in the PK.

Jiang Qin was lucky; she drew a 3, which was right in the middle. Xi Li drew the first one.

Her red lips curled up in a carefree smile, making her look exceptionally confident.

Soon, two trendy-dressed males and one female took the stage.

They were singing a very trendy song with rap in the middle. Most of the singing was done by the two males, while the purely human female only sang three lines and occasionally provided some background music.

Even less noticeable than Yi-ge, who earns a little money to spend.

In fact, Jiang Qin had heard rumors in the past two days that Xili was very dissatisfied with the pure human trainees in her group.

Because the person was turned away from the sound, no one could tell whether the singer was an orc, a half-orc, or a pure human.

This is fair to the contestants, but it's annoying for the mentors who dislike orcs and pure humans.

However, Celie did not publicly lose her temper on camera.

After all, since they came to participate in this program, they knew beforehand that there were both pure humans and half-orcs among the contestants.

The fact that they still came shows that they didn't mind.

Therefore, if she regrets her decision on the spot and turns away, unwilling to accept the student, it is likely to provoke a lot of negative feelings from the audience.

But after taking her in, Celie was unwilling to actually teach pure humans, and even marginalized her during the chorus.

When these rumors first started circulating, Jiang Qin was skeptical.

However, the composition of this song does indeed confirm the rumors.

After that, the 100 jurors and 1 audience members will score the results.

The maximum score is 100, and the final score is 78.

The host turned the camera to the jury and randomly selected a few for interviews.

"What do you think of the song performed by mentor Celie's team?"

The female being interviewed had a blank expression on her face. "If I were to grade her, she would fail."

Can you tell me why?

"First of all, the composition of this song is unfair. It's supposed to be a three-person stage, but two people are standing in front of them and one person is standing behind them. This arrangement is too unfair and shows a lack of perspective."

In some parts, I think the female voice is more suitable, so I think this arrangement is extremely unreasonable.

I don't understand why my composition teacher, Celie, arranged it this way; I even doubt her composition skills.

Because a composer who doesn't understand composition cannot create a good piece of music.

Just like this piece of music, it's discordant, extremely discordant!

As the female commented, Celie's face grew increasingly dark; all her previous confidence vanished, and her expression turned ashen.

The host was inwardly embarrassed but still smiled and continued interviewing the next person.

This time she was a bit smarter and chose to consult a judge she knew who liked to be a nice guy.

"May I ask your opinion on the stage just now?"

"I think it's pretty good. Although there are some flaws, the performances of the two male trainees were excellent."

Her transitions and high notes were very stable; the only downside was that she seemed a little nervous, making her appear somewhat cramped on stage.

"Okay, thank you for your feedback."

The host returned to the stage and invited the second team to the stage, namely the three students from Josh's group.