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Discussions swirled around Matsushima Rain's "Twilight," with various parties slightly engaging in conversation.

As the topic of this piece neared its conclusion, inevitably someone mentioned Xian Yu, and everyone knew that this song would become one of the strong contenders in the Battle of the Gods.

Online.

Before the live broadcast, many viewers were discussing:

"Teacher Matsushima truly deserves to be a big shot from the Zhong Continent, just this song almost... put me to sleep."

"Pfft, you still listen even if you don't understand?"

"The capability of a Zhong Continent big shot is indeed terrifying. Analyzing this song is a bit complicated, from the modality to the melody and so on, all are very impressive, like the transition after the first pause is quite profound..."

Some were educating.

The artistic senses of the Blue Star audience are generally not bad, hence why classical music maintains such an exalted status on Blue Star, listening again with this explanation gives more direction and feeling.

Meanwhile, in the Golden Hall.

The concert continued.

Soon the second song began.

This round was a violin solo.

The performance in Golden Hall was not limited to just piano, various instruments could appear, and the violin was a frequent guest at Golden Hall.

Clean.

Smooth.

The violin is an instrument very close to the human voice.

This instrument has a wide range and a strong expressiveness.

The first part of the music is quiet and tranquil, the second part distinctly features some key changes and variations, expressing the creator's mood.

During the next round of performance.

More instruments appeared, even including ensembles with instruments like flutes and zithers, accompanied by the effect of a symphony, easily pulling one into a world of music.

Among them.

The most memorable for Lin Yuan was the fourth piece of the evening.

Quite strange.

He always felt this song was somewhat familiar.

Composed by one of Zhong Continent's top Maestros, Abigail, its name is "Winter Symphony"!

Symphonic structure!

The stage featured an ocean backdrop, waves lapping at the shore, with a red sun slowly rising in the distance.

Vibrant!

Unrestrained!

Exuberant!

The entire symphony orchestra was responsible for the performance, divided into four movements and nearly half an hour long, the longest duration of all tonight's performances, but no one seemed impatient.

The audience was enraptured!

Online.

The guy who claimed earlier that he was almost falling asleep listening to piano music could not help but get excited:

"This is thrilling!"

"Abigail, a Maestro ranked steadily in the top five on Blue Star, how could it not be thrilling?"

"Almost a perfect masterpiece!"

This piece felt utterly devoid of any redundancy, numerous emotions expressed through the music, the overall impact of the work was very striking, even surpassing Matsushima Rain's first round performance tonight.

But that was normal,

The scales of the two pieces were not the same.

Abigail himself, as one of the top Maestros from Zhong Continent, was inherently at a higher level than Matsushima Rain.

Lin Yuan remembered the first piece he learned in his life was one of this great man's early representative works, "Wish."

Such a personality was known even to those not following music.

And as this song ended, enthusiastic applause erupted from the audience.

Following the applause.

The big screen displayed the names of all four pieces performed so far, a routine for each round, only this time it was different from the previous three.

Ding!

A pleasant sound suddenly rang out!

Under everyone's gaze, the title of Abigail's "Winter Symphony" suddenly turned red and the background of this line turned golden, standing out sharply among the four works!

At that moment.

The venue erupted in thunderous applause again!

"This is…"

Lin Yuan looked curiosly at Zheng Jing.

Zheng Jing said with a smile, "The font turning red and the background turning golden means that the copyright for this song was just sold."

"That quickly?"

Lin Yuan was somewhat surprised.

"It's usually not that quick."

Zheng Jing sighed, "Being able to sell the copyright just after its first performance isn't easy. Pay more attention to the Golden Hall and you'll see, it's quite an impressive achievement, but for Abigail it's no big deal."

Lin Yuan nodded.

Just then, someone knocked on the door.

The next moment.

An old face peeked in through the door.

Lin Yuan turned around, and instantly recognized the other person.

Abigail!

This person actually appeared in the box they were in?

However, Abigail didn't look at Lin Yuan and Zheng Jing, but instead fixed her gaze on Yang Zhongming, leaving a phrase without any expression:

"I'll be waiting for you in Zhong Continent."

Having said that, Abigail left directly.

Lin Yuan was completely baffled, while Zheng Jing burst into laughter, looking at Yang Zhongming:

"He came for you!"

"Petty."

Yang Zhongming said indifferently.

Zheng Jing winked at Lin Yuan, "Abigail has always considered your Uncle Yang as one of the most important rivals in his life; he used to be bullied by him."

Lin Yuan: "..."

Bullied Abigail?

No wonder the System had ranked Uncle Yang among the top three Maestros on Blue Star…

Just then.

Another voice sounded.

"Ding!"

To the surprise of many, Matsushima Rain's "Twilight" also turned red!

Against the golden backdrop.

This music piece had also sold its copyright right there on site!

Applause erupted.

The audience once again burst into applause, many showing surprised expressions.

Tonight's concert was bustling, with four pieces played and already two having sold their copyrights!

"Damn."

Zheng Jing cursed.

The situation was very unfavorable for Little Fish.

Lin Yuan's expression, however, remained unchanged.

It didn't matter.

He had Chopin's November.

Meanwhile, online, some people were also unclear about what the change in font color meant.

"What does this mean?"

"The piece has sold its copyright if it's this color. I was thinking just now that Abigail's work could likely sell on the spot and it really did happen. Unexpectedly, Matsushima Rain's piano piece was also snapped up, and you could look up how challenging it is."

"Impressive, but I don't understand!"

Elsewhere.

Inside another box.

Someone else also let out a swear:

"Damn!"

Lilia's expression was somewhat grim.

She was very interested in "Twilight" and was seriously considering whether to buy its copyright, but someone beat her to it before she had even decided!

Of course, Lilia also liked "Winter Symphony" and the other two pieces.

But as much as she liked them, the copyrights were of no use to her; buying them would be meaningless.

Only "Twilight" was quite suitable for Lilia's movie.

The girl next to her gave a wry smile, "An old saying goes, 'Hesitation leads to defeat.'"

"Check who bought it!"

Lilia raged with frustration, "Dare to snatch from me, get lost!"

Indeed, Lilia might not have actually bought the copyright to "Twilight."

But that's how it was.

Even if Lilia ultimately wouldn't buy "Twilight," having it snatched away still inevitably made her heart sour.

It was like finding out that a backup boyfriend suddenly got someone else, which would be annoying.

So petty.

Lilia certainly didn't consider her actions very calculating, but she was feeling extremely irritable now and was walking back and forth in the box.

Just then.

Suddenly, music reached Lilia's ears…

This music was like a refreshing spring water, suddenly soothing Lilia's irritability and inexplicably calming her down.

"Hmm?"

Lilia's gaze gradually brightened, then she focused her attention across the distance, looking at a figure on the stage.

Meanwhile.

In another box.

Ling Kong's expression also suddenly shifted!

The Prince beside him asked, "Kong, interested?"

Ling Kong nodded, "You know I recently took on a movie project from the company. I wanted to do Erlang Shen, but never mind that… Anyway, I'm definitely interested in this piece."

"It seems quite ordinary."

The Prince frowned slightly.

Yet the piece the Prince found ordinary had indeed attracted the attention of many maestros…