Two years later.
Shen Shanden sang pop love songs again, reentering the realm of music's phantom gods!
Da Mimi slapped the table in excitement.
As expected of the song she had sung with Shen Shanden.
Within a single day of release, it swept the major music charts, including QQ Music.
Da Mimi said enviously, "Your fans put together your creative journey. Your fans are way too nice, aren't they?"
Starting from his senior year, Shen Shanden's songwriting had shifted toward diversification. After the graduation song Goodbye Qingdao, he stopped singing pop music.
In his first year of graduate school, he turned to folk music.
After his second year, he put down the microphone and began making films.
To outsiders, Shen Shanden had a complete creative trajectory, his style progressing from shallow to deep.
Shen Shanden only smiled without speaking.
Only he himself knew it was all a misunderstanding.
At the beginning, he had simply copied hit songs. Every song had huge sing-along appeal, and even the occasional one with lower reach was carried along by his other songs.
So Shen Shanden felt that he could do it himself too.
He tried writing on his own. His styles became more varied, but the quality also dropped; they were nowhere near as good as the songs he copied.
If there was too much water, add flour; if there was too much flour, add water.
Every so often, he mixed in a copied song. To outsiders, it all seemed perfectly normal—some blew up, some never caught on. Just like reality.
After getting into the Beijing Film Academy, Shen Shanden initially cultivated an award-chasing persona, copying plenty of folk songs and hinting that he was stepping into the realm of art.
Later, he never took the overseas award-chasing route. It was like a blind