You people are all shills, aren't you?! How could anyone think of so many things just from listening to one piece of music??
This is too exaggerated. I've listened to songs for so many years, but I've never seen a piece that made people cry right from the opening!
I refuse to believe my ability to empathize is lacking!
So fake! I don't feel anything at all!
Honestly, it sounded nice, but it was nowhere near as good as Teacher Mao Zi's piece just now, okay?!
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In the Dragon Qin Cup's official livestream.
As Moonlight and Cat's performance reached its climax, more and more deeply moved viewers shared their own experiences with "dreams."
And this drew even more rebuttals and attacks.
The less they could understand, the angrier they became while everyone else was praising it.
In fact, after seeing others share their experiences, most viewers who could not empathize would voluntarily calm down and listen to the music again, believing that they had failed to listen attentively enough.
The viewers who lashed out seemed, on the surface, to be opposing "fandom culture."
But in reality, it was more often frustration born of humiliation.
Why was it that with such an obscure, difficult piece of music, everyone else seemed to "understand" it while they alone did not!
Why had everyone else gained so many emotions from this piece while they had heard absolutely nothing?!
Didn't that just make it seem like their aesthetic sense was terrible, like they couldn't appreciate the finer things??
That imbalance led to the polarized comments in the livestream at that moment.
And at that moment,
as though they had anticipated the outcome long ago,
during the final brilliant closing passage of "The Blue Danube,"
Lin Tian and Gan Yan Yu both deliberately slowed their