Lu Yin had nearly forgotten that he was here to handle the sound mixing. He felt as though he had come to a concert instead, completely conquered by Ye Chen's singing.
After finishing "This Is Love," Ye Chen heard Lu Yin say, unsurprisingly, "Very good, absolutely perfect. President Ye, this one's done. Take a break—the next song is 'Take Everything You Want.'"
The cameraman filming behind-the-scenes footage could not help but marvel, What behind-the-scenes footage? This was all main feature material. It sounded too good! It had ended before he had even filmed enough.
Ye Chen took off his headphones, stood up, took a sip of water, and adjusted his mood.
After all, the previous song had been so sweet and deeply affectionate, while the next one was heart-wrenching and sorrowful.
After resting for a while, Ye Chen put on his headphones and began recording "Take Everything You Want."
The accompaniment began.
Ye Chen slipped into character, his expression turning sorrowful. His eyes were filled with the grief of heartbreak, making him look nothing like someone who had never been through a breakup.
As Lu Yin's cue ended, Ye Chen began to sing, perfectly conveying the song's meaning: "At the start, you were always the one asking, while I was always the one waiting. You spoke with such restraint, yet the atmosphere never warmed. Love had run out of stock, yet you said it all so earnestly..."
When he reached the most difficult part in the middle, although Ke An and Lu Yin knew how capable Ye Chen was, they still grew tense unconsciously.
Although "Take Everything You Want" began at a slow tempo, the rhythm grew faster and faster as the chorus arrived, with the emotions beginning to erupt. By the final line—"One after another, row after row, counting