"Bi Luo · Wind-Bathed Light"
For the first promotional video of "Bi Luo Ge," they chose Si Lingxi's most ethereal, immortal-like "Wind-Bathed Light" as the accompanying music.
It was paired with all kinds of breathtaking scenery and fantastical special effects.
The effect was maxed out!
Every frame could be used as wallpaper! Coupled with Zhao Xiaodao's own popularity and the producer's resources, the moment the promotional video was released, it instantly parachuted onto the top of the popularity charts across major platforms.
"So beautiful!"
"Xiaodao is so badass!"
"Strongly recommending 'Bi Luo Ge'!"
"What a grand spectacle! An absolute grand spectacle! I have to watch 'Bi Luo Ge' during summer break!"
"The music sounds so good too, but why are there no lyrics? Those faint few lines are dialogue."
"What lyrics does such a beautiful piece need?"
"This Chinese-style classical music feels absolutely perfect with an immortal fantasy drama!"
"The show is good, and the music is good too."
"No, something's off about this piece!"
The gorgeous promotional video, where every frame seemed like an exquisite wallpaper, seized everyone's attention at once. But gold would always shine with its own unique brilliance, and before long, netizens with considerable musical expertise noticed something unusual.
"No, when I listened to this piece, my emotions rose and fell along with it. It felt as though a kind of emotion had been brewing all along, winding and flowing, until in the end, I seemed to drift up into immortality, my heart broad and spirit at ease.
"At first, I thought it was the promotional video's visuals giving me that feeling, but only later did I realize it was the music.
"Previously, only Beethoven's and Bach's symphonies had given me this feeling. Among folk music, there were only a scant few pieces like Butterfly Lovers