The fans in the venue were stunned by Ye Chen's astonishing high notes and flawless vocal runs. Then the hall erupted in thunderous applause and cries of amazement.
The fans watching the livestream were just as impressed, and flooded the comments with messages.
"That was so good! Am I really getting to hear this for free? I owe Ye Chen a concert ticket."
"It's good, all right, but it's seriously hard to sing."
"I've never had professional training, but I can manage a D5. Strong mixed voice is a struggle, though. That kind of extreme vocal pressure? You can kill me now."
"I'm adding this to the playlist for my future wedding."
"That monologue before the song started was so beautiful. It'd be perfect for a wedding."
"Ye Chen is incredible. He sang such a difficult song sitting down at a live concert, and he even wrote it on the spot and accompanied himself. I'm honestly in awe."
"Guys who can sing well get so many bonus points. I love Ye Chen!"
"Haha~~ Girls who can sing get bonus points too, you know."
"This is incredible. This song can hold its own against 'Moonlight.'"
"This is high-level stuff. Ye Chen clearly didn't plan on bringing us along for the ride. This song is so hard—are we really supposed to learn it well enough to sing at our weddings?"
"Three seconds of sympathy for the fan who requested it. This song is so hard, but it's also so good!"
"Ye Chen: What's so hard about it? I'm sitting here singing it like it's a breeze."
"Haha, it's fine. At a wedding, what matters is the sentiment. As long as it's a good song, even if you sing off-key, no one will laugh at you. They'll just wish you well."
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