Just because I wrote "Zhu Xian," the school beauty sent me razor blades.

Lin Yuan has already decided what song to write.

But he only had a vague impression of popular music in the world.

Thinking of this, Lin Yuan picked up his phone and opened Penguin Music.

On the homepage, the July Hot Songs Chart is prominently displayed.

The Hot Songs Chart here is different from the Nebula Chart. It is a ranking of the popularity of songs with legal audio sources in the music library of the statistics platform for the current month.

First place.

"Because You're Too Beautiful" is a song performed by Bo Laikun, an artist under Xingtu Entertainment.

In the spirit of academic research, Lin Yuan listened to the recording once.

Thirty seconds later.

He took off his headphones, his expression complex.

In fact, he already had a general understanding of the development of music in this world.

Pop songs are everywhere.

But knowing is one thing.

Hearing it with your own ears is another matter.

Some things seem outrageous just from the written description.

Once it actually crawled into my ear, I realized that it wasn't just outrageous.

That was running away from home.

They even changed the house number while they were at it.

It feels like when you hear that a restaurant has bad food.

You might think it's just a little too salty or bland, or that the chef is in a bad mood today.

When it was served and tasted, it proved to be a success.

The chef might not be in a bad mood.

The chef might have a grudge against the ingredients.

"Because You're Too Beautiful" is a work of this caliber.

The melody is truly addictive.

The lyrics are also really straightforward.

How straightforward is it?

The beginning was fairly normal.

It's probably about a man who, after seeing someone he's attracted to, starts describing how his heart races.

Then, as he sang, his emotions suddenly became uncontrollable.

"Simply because you are too beautiful."

"Simply because you are too beautiful."

"Baby".

When Lin Yuan heard this, he was still able to barely remain calm.

After all, they're popular love songs.

To put it bluntly, it's understandable.

A little bit of excitement is acceptable.

Until the chorus came.

That melody sounded like it had been fitted with springs.

The words "Just because you are too beautiful" kept echoing in my ears.

As they kept bumping into each other, the pronunciation started to become subtle.

As the song progressed, it became difficult to distinguish whether he was singing "Only Because You Are Too Beautiful" or some kind of mysterious call from the chicken coop.

Lin Yuan fell into deep thought on the spot.

At first, he thought he had misheard.

It was discovered later.

He didn't mishear.

The lyricists of this world are too brave.

So brave that it seemed she was completely unafraid of her Chinese teacher's dream.

Even more outrageous is that Penguin Music's artist profile for Bolaikun still includes his stage videos.

The title is very simple.

"Berlekun, who practiced for two and a half years".

Lin Yuan clicked in and took a look with mixed feelings.

In the video, Berlekun is wearing overalls.

He dribbled the ball while simultaneously turning at the right spot.

After spinning around, they had to make a heart shape with their hands in front of the camera.

They were working very hard.

His expression was very serious.

The basketball just looks a bit innocent.

Sing.

Jump.

rap.

basketball.

Not a single one was left out.

Upon seeing this, Lin Yuan was filled with awe and respect.

I almost couldn't resist offering my hands in gratitude on the spot.

Lin Yuan, a disciple of the Kun Sect, pays respects to the Sect Master.

Good guy.

This is no longer a popular song.

This is a demonstration of overall qualities.

The music platform is responsible for playing the music.

Short video platforms are responsible for dissemination.

Basketball is responsible for injuries.

If you were to add a graduation defense segment to it, this song could even be directly submitted for the demonstration project of the integrated development of morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics and labor among contemporary youth.

Lin Yuan couldn't help but glance at the comments section.

Below, a scene of revelry unfolded.

"This is so brainwashing!"

"After listening to it once, all I can think about is how beautiful you are!"

"Brother Bolaikun is so handsome!"

"This song is really addictive!"

"I've already looped it a hundred times!"

Lin Yuan's eyes twitched slightly as he watched.

It is indeed poisonous.

But there's no need to repeat it a hundred times.

If you listen further, it might not be playing on repeat.

It is a mental injury.

He flipped through the list again.

The second one is called "Loving You Without Reason".

The chorus is:

"I love you, I love you, I love you, it really doesn't make any sense."

The third one is called "Baby, Don't Go".

The chorus is:

"Baby, baby, don't go, baby, baby, turn around."

The fourth place is a bit more subtle.

It's called "I Don't Want to Sleep Tonight".

Lin Yuan clicked in and listened for ten seconds.

Ok.

It is not subtle.

It just hasn't had a chance to be revealed yet.

The world's pop music market seems to have entered a very strange cycle.

Audiences like simplicity.

The platform likes to brainwash people.

The company prefers mass production.

So the producer started to break the song down into three parts.

Part 1: Can you grab someone's attention in three seconds?

The second part concerns whether it can be adapted to short videos within fifteen seconds.

The third part, can it make people want to curse "What the hell is this?" after listening to it, and then can't help but listen to it again?

As for the melodic layers?

Harmonic progression?

The quality of the arrangement?

What is the meaning or imagery of the lyrics?

Excuse me.

These things are too complicated.

It can easily affect the efficiency of dissemination.

Looking at the list, Lin Yuan suddenly understood why the fans in this world harbored such deep resentment.

It's not that they aren't picky.

They have no choice.

It's like someone eating instant noodles every day.

By the end of the meal, he probably couldn't tell the difference between braised beef and spicy beef anymore.

But you cannot draw the conclusion from this:

He loves instant noodles.

He was just hungry.

The current Chinese music scene is like a large group of listeners who have been starved for a long time.

The platform staff walked over carrying basins of industrial monosodium glutamate.

"Here, have some."

The audience ate while cursing.

He continued cursing after finishing his meal.

After cursing, I'm still hungry.

Lin Yuan closed the list and looked at "Summer Breeze" in his document.

At that moment, he suddenly felt that the competitive environment for this song was quite friendly.

So friendly that I suddenly understood what "standing out from the crowd" meant.

The chickens were busy digging in the dirt and didn't even look up.

They also didn't know that the competition was actually about flying.

He has already won as long as he is willing to fly.

However, Lin Yuan did not underestimate his opponent because of this.

Just because a chicken can't fly doesn't mean it can't crow.

There's a reason why catchy pop songs can become so popular.

simple.

direct.

above.

Low dissemination cost.

It's like fried chicken.

You can't deny its fragrance just because it's not good for your health.

But the problem is...

If the only food on the entire table is fried chicken.

That person will eventually crave a bowl of clear soup noodles.

"Summer Breeze" is like that bowl of clear soup noodles.

wrong.

To be more precise.

It's like that glass of lemon tea with ice on a summer evening.

It looks unassuming.

The entrance was just right.

But even the best songs shouldn't be released naked.

Lin Yuan first organized the lyrics, then used music notation software to create an electronic score. The audio file was simple; he recorded a cappella version on his phone, exported an MP3 file, and that was enough. With all the materials ready, he opened the Dragon Kingdom Music Copyright Registration Platform, filled in the information, and submitted it. Having completed the process, "Summer Wind" had a legal place in the music industry before anyone could hear it.

After finishing all this, Lin Yuan stretched and leaned back in his chair, letting out a long sigh.

However, writing a song is one thing.

Who to sell it to is another matter.

It's hard to say whether Fei Zhao will contact him.

Tianxing Entertainment is short of songs.

But the lack of songs doesn't mean you'll believe a young person you just met on the high-speed train.

He wasn't in a hurry.

Good songs are worth waiting for.

Especially in this world where the list is full of "You're so beautiful".

The moment the summer breeze whispers in your ear, someone will realize that summer can be gentle too.