Only when he heard the sound of the door lock closing from the entrance did Su Mu involuntarily reach out and touch his face.

If I remember correctly, Bai Wei has never kissed me like this before, not even on the cheek.

Something doesn't feel right, but then again, it doesn't seem wrong either.

Zhang Xiaoyu also frequently kissed Zhao Lisi, and occasionally asked if he could kiss her.

Hmm... then it's okay.

After all, one's own thinking has been integrated, retaining some of the cognitive and rational thoughts from the previous life.

Such intimate behavior between girls is perfectly normal.

Come to think of it, aren't there plenty of instances of girls kissing, touching breasts and legs, and engaging in other inappropriate behavior at anime conventions or in certain popular online short videos?

150. An answer without a doubt.

in the afternoon.

After finally managing to escape from the group of fans who claimed to be longtime fans of ten years, Su Mu arrived at the office of a music professor and knocked on the door.

"Please come in."

Su Mu turned the doorknob and walked in. When he saw the middle-aged woman sitting in the office chair processing the audio tracks, a smile appeared on his face.

"Did the professor need to see me?"

"You silly girl..."

Upon realizing that the visitor was Su Mu, Fang Hua couldn't help but glare at her before getting up and walking towards the sofa, gesturing for her to sit down.

Which tea would you like?

"You know my taste, professor. Let me do it."

Su Mu took the tea set, and Fang Hua didn't mind. She stared at Su Mu's skillful technique, a look of admiration flashing in her eyes.

This child not only has outstanding musical talent, but also brews excellent tea; few young people these days know this skill.

"The professor just said I was confused, I don't quite understand..." Su Mu asked casually.

"It won't work to try and dodge the question. Although I'm almost fifty, I'm not some old fogey who's out of touch with society. Girl, tell me yourself, how many times have you been trending on social media?"

“I really haven’t been paying attention…” Su Mu shrugged and gently put down the tea set.

In fact, she understood that Fang Hua had only contacted her about the National College League, which was nothing special. The main thing was her post-competition speech, which clearly stated her future plans and goals.

Not only herself, but she also hooked up with another music genius…

“Girl, I’m not an old-fashioned or rigid person, but I still advise you to think carefully about whether it’s worth giving up music to become a professional athlete,” Fang Hua said earnestly.

Su Mu was somewhat surprised, thinking that Fang Hua would blame him for involving Bai Wei.

After all, Bai Wei was her most prized student.

"Aren't you upset that I dragged Weiwei into this?"

It would have been better if she hadn't asked. Upon hearing Su Mu's words, Fang Hua sighed heavily and shook her head gently.

"Her heart was never truly in music from the beginning, so what right do I have to blame her for making changes?"

"..."

"That girl... she's calm and collected, and her ethereal demeanor gives off a sense of distance and awkwardness. No one can truly enter her inner world..."

"She perfectly inherited her mother Ju Manying's excellent genes and is very adept at music. However, I have never seen any passion in her..."

At this point, Fang Hua couldn't help but reveal a self-deprecating expression.

"Although Bai Yatou was exposed to musical instruments from a young age, she only considered music as a part of her daily life, not an indispensable one."

"She never knew what she was really looking for, and I couldn't figure it out either, until... you came along."

Upon hearing this, Su Mu's eyebrows furrowed in surprise, and she looked up in a daze.

Yourself?

"I've seen you two sitting side by side by the artificial lake discussing League of Legends more than once. Bai Yatou's face was full of longing, an expression I've never seen when talking about music."

"I knew then that she might have found what she was looking for..."

Su Mu didn't know what to say. After all, she didn't have Professor Fang's experience and couldn't see such deep things. She could only glance at the teapot, silently pick up the teapot and pour tea, without interrupting her reminiscence.

"Su girl, do you even know what you really want?" Fang Hua steered the conversation back to Su Mu.

When asked about this, Su Mu paused abruptly as she brought the cup of hot tea to her lips, then slowly put it down, a determined smile gradually appearing on her clean and natural face.

"of course I know."

"That's good." Seeing Su Mu's unwavering expression, Fang Hua's face was complicated as she sighed, "Some people always say that when you're young, you should make fewer choices, avoid risks, and focus on doing the right thing."

"But I think young people should travel more, regardless of right or wrong, to explore unknown areas, enrich their experiences, and enrich their lives..."

"Actually, in life, there's no such thing as absolute right or wrong, girl. When I was young, I wasn't as opinionated as you, nor as courageous..."

"Over the decades I have gradually come to understand a principle: whether dealing with things or people, following your heart is the most important thing. I hope you can remember this."

Fang Hua picked up her teacup, blew on it gently, and took a sip to savor it.

Perhaps the speaker meant no harm, but the listener took it to heart.

Su Mu looked out the window, where countless images flashed across the glass, which was slightly whitened by the cold wind.

She has always lived according to her heart, regardless of her past or present life, but there is one thing she still doesn't know how to deal with or how to make a choice about.

That was his feelings for Bai Wei.

Do I like her? The answer is undoubtedly yes. The problem is that this feeling is hard to get a response from.

I've been ignoring it, letting things take their course, and even... running away from it.

Professor Fang didn't say much today, but he did remind me that going with the flow and escaping are not the results I want.

On the slightly grayish glass, the shimmering image gradually froze into a beautiful silhouette.

"Professor, thank you. I will remember what you said today." Su Mu's face was full of seriousness.

She knew what she had to do: when the time was right, she would express her feelings no matter what.

“Being a teacher is not just about imparting knowledge; it doesn’t need to be so formal.”

Fang Hua smiled helplessly.

"I was going to try to persuade you to give up being a professional gamer, but I didn't expect you to still... Sigh... Never mind that, you and Bai Yatou signed up for Lezhisheng before, do you still have time to participate?"

"Yes."

"Won't it interfere with your team training? I've done some research, and professional esports players generally don't have much time to do other things."

"It won't delay us, there's still time."

"Have you decided on your song for the competition? To win, you need to go through three stages: audition, elimination, and final. Are you planning to sing an original song or a cover?"

"It's probably a cover song; we've only settled on one song for now," Su Mu said.

"Oh?" Fang Hua's interest was piqued. "Which one?"

"The sea is vast and the sky is boundless."

"What? It's not suitable for the two of you!" Fang Hua frowned. "If I remember correctly, it's a piece of work that plagiarized several songs and pieced them together, and it's a complete mess."

Su Mu smiled and shook his head, then took out his phone and swiped it open. "You've got it wrong. I'm talking about the Cantonese version of 'Boundless Oceans, Vast Skies,' a masterpiece by the band Beyond."

Cantonese? Beyond?

Fang Hua was stunned for a moment, then took Su Mu's phone to check the track information, becoming more and more surprised as she looked.

It turned out to be an obscure song that I had never heard before. There weren't many reviews, but almost all of them were positive.

Just as Fang Hua was about to click play, she remembered something, handed the phone back to Su Mu, sat down in front of the computer, and then put on her professional music headphones.

The song was only a little over five minutes long, but Fang Hua was so engrossed in it that she listened to it on repeat three times before slowly taking off her headphones with a complicated expression.

"This song is not simple. The emotions it contains... you probably can't sing it if you haven't had similar life experiences."

151. It's so good to have Mumu.

As a native of Guangdong, Fong Hua could easily hear the emotions contained in this song.

It's fair to say that for young people in their twenties to sing with that kind of feeling, it would be extremely difficult without the relevant life experiences and mindset.

Moreover, the original singer, Wong Ka Kui, whom I've never heard of before... well, his voice is very distinctive, making it easy for people to form a fixed impression of the song.

This so-called preconceived notion will leave countless cover singers scratching their heads, as it is very difficult to simulate that unique personal style in a cover.

It's fair to say that this is a song that anyone can sing, but to sing it well is incredibly difficult and can drive even the most dedicated cover artist crazy.

A thoughtful look crossed Fang Hua's eyes. When did such an outstanding singer emerge in the Chinese music scene? There had been absolutely no news of her recently. How strange…

Su Mu could more or less guess Fang Hua's meaning, and smiled unhappily, "Just do your best to sing."

"Are you singing or is it Bai Yatou?"

"The chorus will be divided into main and supporting roles later."

“I’m not very good at singing techniques. You could ask Teacher Wang Yuling for advice; she’s an expert in that,” Fang Hua suggested.

"Okay."

……⊙

It was past six in the evening, and it wasn't completely dark yet. Guilt.

Su Mu returned home carrying fresh vegetables, casually placed them down in the kitchen, and took out her phone to unlock the screen. Ling

Hmm… Bai Wei probably won't get home until around eight o'clock. No rush. Her parents currently live in Changsha, and it will take them some time to get back from there. (Sob)

"Let's start with a simple, quick cleaning of the house..." Su Mu muttered to herself.

Going to play in a competition takes a long time, and no one lives at home during that time. Without the warmth of daily life, dust and other impurities will inevitably accumulate.

Immediately, Su Mu took action, spending some time wiping down all the furniture, lamps, and other items within reach.

The living room floor, bathroom, shared shower room, private washroom, balcony, and bedrooms—nothing was left out.

Finally arriving at the music room, I was overwhelmed by the sheer number of instruments.

There are too many; we definitely can't finish them all in a short time. Let's put them aside for now and take them to a veterinarian for treatment when we have time.

An hour or so passed without her noticing. Sweating from her work, Su Mu casually took off her knitted sweater, brushed the hair behind her ears, and surveyed the newly renovated living room.

The space looks a little empty without any extra furnishings, but it's simple and clean overall, and the floor seems to be reflecting light.

The sound of clothes hangers clattering came from the balcony, and the faint howling of the cold wind could be heard.

Su Mu ran to the balcony and quickly gathered up the clothes, putting all of her and Bai Wei's clothes back into the closet in the room.

Looking at the familiar clothes in the wardrobe, she took down a few pieces and headed towards the bathroom.

"Let's take a bath before cooking..."

Even though you have heating at home and cleaning takes so long and you might even break a sweat, who would refuse to take a comfortable bath in a bathtub or pool in winter if they had the chance?

When winter clothes are taken off, the one-way mirror reflects a beautifully curved body.

The hand strokes down from the shoulder, finally stopping at the lower abdomen.

Su Mu nodded in satisfaction.

Her skin under the light was delicate and soft. Although it wasn't as fair as Bai Wei's, which was like solidified jade, there were absolutely no flaws in her skin.

I don't know when it started, but she also began to pay more attention to her appearance.

Hmm... I'm already at a C-level, and the burden feels much heavier. It will take some time to adjust, but I estimate I'll reach a D-level in less than six months...

After washing herself, Su Mu lay in the bathtub with the water at a comfortable temperature. She supported her chest, blew bubbles on the water, and muttered to herself.

Do girls like girls with bigger breasts...?

don't know…

Forget it, let's not worry about this for now.

After soaking comfortably for a while, Su Mu dried off the slightly steaming water droplets from her body, opened the moisturizing cream, squeezed it out, and applied it to her body.

In winter, you definitely need to take good care of your skin.

After getting dressed, I walked out of the bathroom, picked up my phone to check the messages, and then went to the kitchen to quickly prepare dinner.

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