It was as if his thoughts had been seen through at once.
The moment those words came out, Song Yu, who had been so excited just moments ago, practically froze.
It cost money?
Then why the hell had he played it just now?!
Most importantly, director Ma Lei hadn't called cut. He had let Moonlight play the entire piece, only bringing up the cost after he had finished.
Song Yu was feeling awful now!
If he hadn't heard that final piano piece, it would have been fine. Even without it, this was still a pretty good commercial.
But now that he had heard the whole piece, he suddenly felt that without that piano segment, the entire commercial was incomplete!
It was like playing a game. If you started with the vanilla version, you would still think it was a decent game.
But once you started using mods—especially really good ones—going back to the vanilla version became utterly boring.
"Director Song, I really think we can add Teacher Moonlight's performance of 'Nocturne' to the final segment," Ma Lei said.
"'Nocturne' is also one of Teacher Moonlight's signature pieces. It really suits this part," the assistant director added.
"It's unbelievable that there's a piece that fits the product so perfectly. Isn't this exactly the sense of sophistication we wanted to create?"
The producer said emotionally, then went on to explain,
"Oh, right. Teacher Moonlight's 'Nocturne' just won several trophies at the Sakibo International Piano Competition. If we can secure the rights to a piece with those honors, I think it will give our product an exceptionally high-end positioning from the very start."
At that moment, the key members of the production team seemed to have instantly reached some kind of agreement, taking turns persuading Song Yu.
Under this relentless barrage.
The topic