She chose the strategy with the most bullet comments.

Just hearing it is so soothing!

There was no good stage, no good equipment, not even a microphone.

Aside from Su Mu's singing and the melody played by the two, the sound quality was also affected by the occasional noise from the sea breeze.

However, it is precisely because the scenes are so realistic and down-to-earth that they make everyone feel real and natural, giving them a unique flavor.

"Does it sound good?" Su Mu asked with a smile.

"It sounds great!"

"It sounds amazing!"

"It's so good I almost fainted..."

Even without viewers in the live stream sending comments, WLD staff members on site offered their praise one after another.

"If you like it, don't get distracted. The next song is also simply called 'Sunny Day,' which is exactly the same as the weather here, quite fitting."

Su Mu turned to look at Bai Wei, who was almost back to back with him, and could only see her fair and flawless shoulders.

The weather was hot, and sweat poured onto the beach.

It's clear from both sight and sound that Bai Wei's playing is getting better and better. Although there's a slight sense of unfamiliarity, it doesn't detract from the experience. On the contrary, the natural, youthful charm she conveys adds a unique flavor to the song "Rice Fragrance."

So now…

"Are you ready?" Su Mu nuzzled Bai Wei's shoulder.

"Ah."

Su Mu smiled brightly, composed herself, and began to strum the strings with her slender fingers.

"The little yellow flower of the story has been drifting since the year it was born..."

"The swings of my childhood, they've stayed with me until now..."

"Re So So Si Do Si La, So La Si Si Si Si La Si La So..."

"..."

When the fans in the live stream heard this, they were utterly shocked – it was something my mom hadn't experienced in thirty years.

I thought that the previous songs "Seven Mile Fragrance" and "Rice Fragrance" were already unbeatable, but I didn't expect there to be a song that's even more powerful than those two.

Unlike the previous two songs, this song, "Sunny Day," seems to have a slightly emo feel, but not quite.

As you continue listening, when you hear the lines "Once upon a time, there was someone who loved you for a long time, but the wind and the rain blew the distance so far away," some insiders are deeply moved and understand the style and tone of the song.

Although the overall rhythm is light, it expresses the loneliness, sensitivity, and restrained sadness and vulnerability in people's hearts.

It's as if they're reminiscing about their time on campus, remembering the promise they made with their crush to wait for the weather to clear up and write their own story of pure love.

As the song ended, it left a lingering, unresolved feeling, leaving countless overworked office workers with complex emotions and deeply resonating with students in their ivory towers.

[Crying like a cat, Mu-ge said he'd sing a lighthearted tune, but he suddenly went all out... Listening to Mu-ge sing "Sunny Day" unconsciously reminded me of my first love...]

Sadly, those beautiful times ultimately left behind regrets. What a pity!

So don't let your youth become a regret, don't let someone who loved you for a long time become a thing of the past, do you all understand?

[Tears welling up...]

Su Mu glanced at the comments, not giving the listeners and fans much time to savor or reflect. (Nine)

"That song just now definitely had a unique and powerful impact. I promise the next song will be very, very sweet, but I'll be using a different voice."

"Well... next up is 'Little Dimples,' please make a fool of yourself." V

The live stream's popularity and viewership were soaring, something Shark platform hadn't anticipated. The sheer volume of traffic generated by Su Mu's outdoor live stream nearly crashed the server.

Staring at the actual number of viewers watching the live stream in the background, the platform manager swallowed hard, involuntarily wiping the cold sweat from his forehead.

Haren...I

Fortunately, the platform had a complete solution to this, quickly implementing data diversion measures to reduce server usage.

As for revenue, it's estimated that all the top singers in the entire streaming community wouldn't be able to catch up to Su Mu's performance in half a year... Wu

More and more people flocked to Su Mu's live stream, and his popularity skyrocketed, surpassing 30 million and showing no signs of slowing down.

Even Su Mu himself didn't expect that a simple beach live performance would attract so many industry bigwigs.

Following Little Dimple, Su Mu sang "Mermaid" and "She Said," among other songs from her past life.

Possessing the skill of mimicking the original voice, she can perfectly replicate the essence of the original singer, bringing the soul of the song to life.

It doesn't matter if the conditions for playing and singing are as basic as they can be; if you can sing to the point of being a walking CD, you can overcome anything.

Having the right conditions is a bonus, but not having them doesn't affect the quality.

Even though Su Mu is fully capable of writing original lyrics and music, it doesn't mean he can write a song on the spot in just ten minutes. Singing good songs that he has in his memory is obviously more convenient.

Covering songs from this world is not very meaningful; it would be better to perform those legendary songs from the previous life and give the young people of the parallel world a little shock with their dominant works.

When Li Xun, the most prestigious judge at The Voice of Music, heard what she said, he really wanted to rush to the WLD League of Legends training base, drag Su Mu out, and promote her to the music industry.

It's heartbreaking to see someone with such talent choose to play esports. If these songs were released in the music industry, they would easily be overshadowed by those fast-food, expensive works.

The new generation of Chinese pop music desperately needs talents like Su Mu to "regress" to a level of ten or even twenty years.

Not only Li Xun, but also other people who knew Su Mu, including Bai Wei's parents, had the same idea.

Little did they know, it wasn't over yet.

Next, Xu Shangao's original songs "Why Not" and "No Makeup" fiercely dispelled the emo aftereffects she mentioned.

Su Mu sang twice without makeup, then sang solo for the first time, followed by a duet with Bai Wei, once again etching a unique melody into the minds of countless people born in the 90s and 00s.

Only in this song, when Su Mu sang in the chorus, she didn't use Xu Shangao's voice and sang with Bai Wei a different flavor from the original singer.

Witnessing the live stream's explosive popularity, which rivaled Shark's annual popularity, the online trolls who usually targeted Su Muhei fell silent.

This is fucking...

As I listened, I felt an urge to become a fan, or even a hater. I had thoughts of returning the money to the client and then showering Su Mu with praise. What's the point of hating her?

It's impossible to smear it, and it won't even make a dent!

Some online trolls even used the money given by the client to send gifts to Su Mu on the platform…

It's fortunate that the popularity was so terrifying that no one could see the scrolling content of the bullet comments. Otherwise, if those guys who hired people to smear Su Mu found out that the online trolls they bought had actually done such a thing, they would probably be furious.

219. Invited to participate in the creation of the S1 theme song

What Su Mu thought was an ordinary outdoor live stream turned into a shockingly high number of viewers when the stream ended.

That night, after dinner and a shower, the two of them, who were watching anime together on the bed, saw the trending topic and couldn't help but feel a strange expression on their faces.

Today's young people have been severely poisoned by the popular songs of the 20s in the Chinese music scene.

Being poisoned by catchy pop songs is already a good thing; what's worse is when a song isn't a song at all, the rap isn't rap, and you can't even tell if it's just random shouting or real singing.

Once that kind of thing is promoted by short video platforms and pushed to people with promising aesthetic tastes through algorithms, it becomes popular, while people with normal aesthetic sense suffer.

Su Mu felt this most deeply. With her level of expertise, when judging those so-called popular songs with billions or even tens of billions of clicks on the internet, she would mostly shake her head and give them the word "garbage".

But there's nothing we can do about it; the times are becoming fast-paced, and people are becoming fast-paced too.

It's not a big deal in itself, the problem lies with the people running the fast food business; they can't even make a decent meal taste awful.

How could a pure and immaculate lotus suddenly appear in a muddy pool not attract attention?

After the live stream replay was sliced ​​and uploaded to various video websites by screen recording groups, many technically skilled fans downloaded the video for post-processing, removing unnecessary sea breeze noise, and the final product leaned towards a quieter environment for singing and playing.

To the surprise of netizens, even the official account of WLD's League of Legends division quietly uploaded a video clip with the audio quality issues addressed.

The number of comments below the video skyrocketed, reaching thousands in less than five minutes after it was posted.

Goodness, I remember the operations and post-production teams also went to Sanya, right? Working overtime like this?

Operations and post-production staff are also human, and they also listen to music. If they like good music and hear Mu Ge's live performances of "Countless Precious Things in Thin Gauze," I would also be willing to work overtime if I were in operations.

Is there a commercial possibility hidden in this? For example, during the playoffs, WLD's jerseys might feature the logo of a certain music company?

So what? WLD's current jerseys only have the logos of Shark Live and the biggest sponsor of the league. I don't see anything wrong with adding music.

【…

In addition to the number of views, the interaction index is also a metric for judging whether a video is popular.

The videos uploaded to WLD's official account are in episodes, with each song separated, but each video has at least 5 views, which is a truly frightening number.

Following the operations team's request, Su Mu left a comment at the bottom of the video and then turned her attention away, playing with a strand of Bai Wei's soft hair that fell down.

I like her hair.

No, it's more accurate to say I like everything about her.

"I didn't expect it to generate so much buzz." Bai Wei smiled helplessly and put down her phone.

Seeing that Su Mu was still smoothing her hair but seemed lost in thought and not paying attention to this, she stopped and was about to click the button on her laptop to continue playing the anime.

What is she thinking?

"Mu Mu?"

"Hmm? You want to ask me what I'm thinking?"

"..."

How did she know?

Bai Wei noticed that her heart seemed to be beating a little faster, and she couldn't help but think of the phrase "telepathic connection".

"I'm thinking...we might, maybe, perhaps...become famous beyond our immediate circle?"

Su Mu muttered to himself, unaware of what Bai Wei was thinking.

"It's Mu Mu who's going to become famous, it has little to do with me."

Bai Wei chuckled to herself for overthinking, then subtly adjusted her posture, moving closer to Su Mu.

"Yes, yes, my Weiwei is talented and beautiful. She can sing along to the song 'No Makeup' after only hearing me sing it once. How could she not be related to you?"

"..."

Bai Wei didn't bother with any more modesty or explanations; a smile appeared on her lips as she leaned on Su Mu's shoulder.

As long as I can help Mumu, I'm happy. She's very happy today, so I'm happy too.

Whether it's esports or music, having Mumu by my side is enough; whatever she says goes.

"Weiwei, do you think there's any possibility between us..."

Before Su Mu could finish speaking, there was a sudden knock on the door, and a deep voice came from outside.

The two exchanged a glance, a look of confusion in their eyes.

It is Liu Yilin, the seventh master of scars, Coco.

After singing during the day, everyone started playing beach volleyball or doing other activities, which should have been quite tiring.

Liu Keke wasn't ready to rest even though it was almost midnight. What did she want to see them for?

Su Muyue got out of bed, opened the door and welcomed Liu Keke in. Before she could speak, the latter blurted out something surprising.

"Riot Games headquarters contacted us, or more precisely, they contacted the two of you."

Looking for us?

Several question marks appeared above Bai Wei's head, and she immediately thought of the endorsement issue.

Esports has long been commercialized, and some clients will specifically request professional players to endorse and collaborate with them, which benefits Riot Games, the players, and the clubs to which the players belong.

Su Mu, however, thought differently. After closing the door and gesturing for Liu Keke to sit down, he guessed, "The Fist Group contacted us, perhaps because they have music-related collaborations or business opportunities?"

"Eh?"

Liu Keke was taken aback at first, then nodded subconsciously, seemingly very surprised that Su Mu had guessed it so quickly.

After regaining his senses, the surprise in his eyes quickly faded.

Su Mu was very smart in every sense of the word, so it's not surprising that she could guess what was going on today.

After organizing her thoughts, Liu Keke explained the requirements that the music team from Riot Games had requested.

After her explanation, Su Mu and the other person understood.