Inferior females become internet sensations across the entire galaxy

Chapter 454 Quarrel
In Group 5, most of the judges gave high scores, but some of the 10,000 audience members did not.

So sometimes, not everything can be done completely fairly.

Both judges and audience members have their own preferences, and they will score according to their preferences.

However, if you are truly excellent, they will not give you a low score based on personal preference.

At most, it's just a high score without any personal preference.

Clearly, not everyone believes that competitive games must select certain types of songs.

Most people have their own judgment.

The judge interviewed by the host seemed to be one of them, when asked for his opinion on Group 5.

She said, "There's nothing wrong with the songs and singers in this group, I really like them, but I'm a fair person."

Just like the judges in the first group said, a stage for three people should be a stage where all three of them can flourish together.

Although the female singer in this group has a very distinctive voice, highlighting her might make her stand out more easily.

But I still feel a little uncomfortable. I want to ask Susan: Did you choose two male singers as knights for the first student?

This is a resource that can determine their lives, and this team competition is their opportunity to showcase their abilities.

But now, in order to give credit to your best student, you're treating the other two students as mere supporting characters. Isn't that a bit unfair?

Perhaps some of you will think I'm nitpicking, but you can also ask yourselves what your impression of Group 5 is right now.

Those in the live stream, after hearing this, questioned themselves and came to the following conclusion:

My impression of Group 5 is, "My sister killed me!"
[Indeed, that's my impression too. Ms. Julie has a wonderful voice and sings with great energy.]
[I instantly became a fan of this older sister.]
[My mind is filled with images of Miss Julie's bright red lips, wavy hair, sexy figure, cool and revealing clothes, and her husky, hoarse voice.]
[She's truly outstanding, both in voice and appearance. The other two are just average.]
[For the entire performance, my eyes were glued to Miss Julie; I couldn't see anything else.]
Actually, Susan's choice was not wrong. Just like when there are three newcomers, the company will choose the outstanding one to train.

It's just not suitable for this kind of show, since this is a program to help contestants from disadvantaged backgrounds but with musical talent realize their dreams.
……

Nevertheless, Susan still received a high score of 94.

If it weren't for the dislike it caused by a small group of people, this performance would probably have won first place.

After all, many of the people who are willing to participate in this program genuinely want to help the contestants.

These contestants all came from the preliminary rounds, having gone through several rounds of competition to reach them.

Having ability alone is not enough; you also need a bit of luck.

If the contestants go on stage earlier, the mentors are afraid that there will be better ones, so they won't turn around. If the contestants go on stage later, there won't be any spots left.

Those who appear in the middle need to be strong, and those who appear earlier need to be slightly better.

Therefore, none of the contestants who make it into the group want to be there. They come to this stage not to make anyone else stand out.

They also need opportunities to showcase themselves, even with fellow trainees in the same group, as they are in competition with each other.

Even if they don't finish in the top three, if their performance during the competition is outstanding enough, they still have a chance to be signed by the company.

Therefore, every stage is an opportunity for them to showcase themselves.

While pairings like Celie and Susan don't affect their composing abilities, for marginalized students, this constitutes bullying. Some sensitive individuals naturally wouldn't give them high scores.

Despite some of the sharp comments, Susan remained all smiles, demonstrating better control over her facial expressions compared to Celie.

After five rounds of competition, the top three teams in the group competition have been determined.

First place: Jiang Qin's group, 95 points.

Second: Susan's group, 94 points

Third: Josh's group, 93 points

Fourth: Ofina's group, 91 points.

Fifth: Celie's group, 78 points.

The scores were very close, except for Celie, who suffered a major setback.

Susan's fans were also somewhat annoyed: [Susan was careless; if she hadn't subconsciously followed the company's usual arrangements, she should have been in first place.]
[Is it possible that the show deliberately controlled the score to avoid embarrassing a certain female contestant from the Federation, as she is more famous?]
[Hehe, we Jiang fans also feel that this rating is heavily biased. The majority of the judges and viewers are from your empire, so there's definitely suspicion of score manipulation.]
[Exactly, our Qinbao group made no mistakes at all, while the other four groups each had their own irrationalities, yet the score difference was so small. Are you sure there wasn't any behind-the-scenes manipulation?]

[Do you Federation people suffer from paranoia? What do you mean by "no mistakes"? Isn't the musical style a mistake?]

[Musical style? When did we ever say there were rules about musical styles for PK songs?]
Isn't the competition about the composer's understanding of their students' voices and their ability to tailor songs to their individual needs?

Shouldn't we focus more on the singer's talent and how well they suit the song?
The most indignant were Celie's fans, who directly accused her of rigging the deal behind the scenes.

[Are you sure there's nothing wrong with Celie's score being so low? Are you trying to bully her?]
[Don't bring up bullying for everything. Celie's flaws are all out in the open, and this score is already quite respectable.]
Josh's fans were equally unconvinced, each believing their idol was the best.

However, they didn't blame the production team, but rather the three trainees she chose.

They believed that Josh's score was slightly lower because their skills were insufficient.

Ofina's fans felt that everyone was making a fuss, and if they didn't, they would seem out of place. Moreover, if they didn't complain about the behind-the-scenes manipulation, wouldn't that prove that their Ofina only deserved a score of 91?

So their fans decided to stir things up and join the fray.

Meanwhile, the show's director and assistant director were enjoying themselves behind the scenes.

What's the point of all those gimmicks on this show? It's all for viewership, of course!

So let them argue, the more heated the better, ideally they'll trend on social media, that way they'll attract a lot of attention to their show.

……

No matter how noisy the chat room was, the live broadcast itself remained calm.

The hosts are having the contestants draw their opponents.

The big screen is scrolling wildly.

Many contestants became nervous, silently praying: "Please don't run into Julie!!"

It must be said that Julie's performance just now was indeed quite outstanding, especially her voice.

In this kind of competition, it would be very difficult to win against someone with that kind of voice.