At 3 a.m., the landmines in front of the station

Every tool has its durability, and their patience is also limited.

It's already quite remarkable that they can be gathered together like this without tearing each other apart.

Therefore, Su Che realized that the bottleneck of "Seven Colors" was likely not a bottleneck in the player's technique.

"The bottleneck lies in the fact that our own contribution as a combustion aid is insufficient to support their progress."

Thinking of this,

In an instant, I was enlightened.

"There are still two months left."

"I know what I need to do."

He had a sudden realization.

It has been decided to initiate the second phase of the "Seven Colors" project.

And it outlined a future—

We systematically sought out our teammates' needs, discovered their potential through encouragement, and catalyzed their progress before major competitions, motivating them to take initiative and practice even further.

Compared to being passive, Su Che felt that being proactive was indeed more important.

"Miya, from your perspective, what do you think my teammates might need to strengthen the team bond?"

After considering his own situation, Su Che began to study the chemistry between his teammates and wanted Miya to give an example.

Her team is probably full of top talents.

In Tianhai, everyone knows one principle—

That is, "it's not that expert players like to play with other expert players."

There is an old Chinese saying, "Those who walk different paths cannot make plans together," and there is also an idiom, "Scholars despise each other," which can be directly applied to talented musicians.

Everyone knows that there are thousands of different music styles.

At the highest level of learning, a more niche and precise style emerges, like a towering tree, spreading its branches and leaves, like countless morning stars.

Among music connoisseurs, if two people have even the slightest difference in their musical tastes, they are likely to block each other and stop playing together.

This phenomenon is relatively rare in "Seven Colors" because most of the members are newbies. Although Senior Sister Yu tide is amazing, she has a nice personality.

Of course, if the band were to play tacky pop, then the senior student would never continue to participate. The only styles she could accept were J-pop, classical, jazz, and J-rock.

As for other styles, I don't dislike them, but I don't want to play them.

It's that simple.

Upon hearing the question, Miya thought about it seriously, and images of her ultimate teammates rehearsing flashed through her mind...

"I think... the biggest problem in my team is... that people don't really talk to each other..."

Su Che: "?"

"So, apart from the keyboard and I having a pretty good relationship... oh, actually it's not really that good, since we haven't really opened up to each other yet..."

I might like her fans, but she wants to sleep with one of them, which means we can never truly open up to each other... Sigh... How should I put it...

In just a few words, Su Che was overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information the child was conveying.

"What? You like her fans?"

He captured the key words.

"Yes, it is."

Miya turned her head away guiltily, then muttered softly, "You don't mind, do you?"

"of course not."

Su Che said this on the surface, but seeing the child's face flush again, he couldn't help but have a thought and subconsciously asked,

"Tell me the truth, this fan you're talking about... he wouldn't... have the same last name as me, would he?"

"Ah, this..."

MIya hesitated, as if she wanted to say something but then stopped.

The answer is obvious.

"understood."

Su Che pondered,

I'm a fan of Miya's teammates, and the only really impressive band or musician I've seen recently is Wu You...

To be precise, Miya and UU are teammates.

—Extreme thinking, keen deduction, the on-site reaction of a high-level practitioner of the "Bad Water Technique" is terrifying.

"It's okay, go on, I'm listening."

Having figured things out, Su Che quickly steered the conversation back to the core issue.

Actually, it's not surprising that Miya and UU teamed up.

UU's talent is undeniable; she's a competition-level performer, a master of stage presence in concert halls, commands thunderous applause, and has a stage presence that appeals to both adults and children. All of her repertoire consists of original compositions.

Such a genius teaming up with Miya, whose skills are at the pinnacle, is truly a "perfect match".

But what's this about her wanting to sleep with her fans?

There was a question here, but Su Che suppressed his curiosity and kept it to himself.

"Hmm... My team's ecosystem is different from yours... They're all really good... I wouldn't dare say I'm the best, since we're in different fields, and I think everyone is very strong. It's just... we can't communicate at all... that's what makes me feel pressured."

Miya spoke the truth.

"Our lead singer is like a goddess, and no one dares to talk to her;

The drummer was a cool, fierce-looking woman... well... the kind of person who, if you angered her, might suddenly pull a baton from her drumstick case or a fruit knife from her pocket..."

Su Che: "?"

"You've met UU, she's glamorous on stage, but off stage she likes to develop... uh, some witchcraft..."

Su Che: "? *2"

He didn't quite understand and asked in surprise, "What is witchcraft?"

"It's about... using rituals to curse people you don't like..."

Then I calculated that this curse has about a 50% chance of succeeding... fifty-fifty, it's very mysterious..."

Based on her own observations, Miya objectively evaluated the witch cat's spells.

Su Che was completely confused.

It was too mysterious, so he just thought it was some cute fantasy that children had when they were playing around, and didn't delve into it.

"Beth's words are like those of a vixen, and she always holds back her strength, slacking off during rehearsals and only maintaining a 'no mistakes' level."

But I secretly watched her practice the piano, and I know that her skill... is actually just as strong as her desire for men.

"...a wonderful metaphor."

Su Che nodded, having gained some understanding of Miya's teammates.

"As for myself, apart from liking to sleep everywhere, I should be considered quite normal."

Oh right, I rarely talk when I'm with other people, but when I'm with you, I can say more in a day than I would in a whole month.

"I see..."

Su Che believed that.

After all, when she first met Miya, she was quite socially awkward, and her sister was the one who led her.

"Yes, yes. So our team's problem is more serious. Everyone doesn't talk, and during rehearsals, we rely entirely on Mommy... that is, the manager, to direct and arrange things from the sidelines. But because we are technically very good, we are fully able to meet Mommy's standards."

"I see."

Su Che knew that Miya's use of "not bad" was just a humble way of putting it.

The fact that their team can manage to stop communicating can only mean one thing—

They're all geniuses; a single glance tells them what to do, and a single note tells them the direction of the next chord.

Teams at this level can easily create all their songs as original compositions.

“You asked me how to increase team synergy, but I feel that my own team doesn’t even have any synergy… it’s completely out of the question.”

Miya pondered, "As for the reason... I think it's because there isn't someone like you, Su Che, in my team."

"what?"

Su Che was stunned, pointed to his nose, and asked in return:

"I?"

"Yes."

"Miya, what are you talking about? Your team is full of guitar pros, how could you be missing a guitar noob like me? Are you kidding me?"

"Of course. First of all, your piano skills are amazing, and you're kind of cute. Secondly, our team really needs 'you'."

The kitten stopped, turned around, looked up at his face, and said:

"If there were someone who could be liked by everyone—"

"That means our team can create a bond, a bond that deserves everyone's attention and care."

"At this point, the communication problems will be broken down, and everyone will have a new chemical reaction."

Su Che finally guessed what it was, and only then did he realize:

"Your team is all girls, right?"

Miya: "That's right."

"So you mean your team needs a male musician like me, is that right?"

Su Che narrowed his eyes, seemingly having discovered something fishy.

"Yes, it is."