Trapped in the Same Day for a Thousand Years: Over Thirty Pages of Dirt!

Welcome to Trapped in the Same Day for a Thousand Years, produced exclusively by Feilu Novel Network, written by Sang Ze and narrated by Wang Xiaomo and Lao He. Only four people remained in the recording studio: Wu Chen, An Menglan, Zhuang Xiaodie, and Yu Xiaohu. Assistant Liu Jing had been there at first, but there was nothing for her to do, so An Menglan sent her off to handle other work.

Wu Chen stood up. The studio's outer room had plenty of chairs, as well as a sofa and coffee table near the front. He went straight over and sat on the sofa. An Menglan and Yu Xiaohu stepped forward. An Menglan eagerly took the seat at the computer, while Yu Xiaohu brought over another pair of professional monitoring headphones. Although the computer Wu Chen had been using could connect to only one pair, studio headphones were never plugged directly into a computer; they would not produce sound that way. The computer was connected to a mixing console, which fed into a headphone distributor. A distributor could generally support four to twelve pairs without affecting sound quality.

An Menglan and Yu Xiaohu put on their headphones. An Menglan clicked the mouse and started playing "The Last Chapter," the first song on the album master Wu Chen had finished producing.

Wu Chen had written seven songs for An Menglan's new album, including "Three Sword Strikes," "Fireworks Queen," "Castle," "Please Don't Look Back," "Galaxy," and "The Last Chapter."

"The Last Chapter" was the last song Wu Chen had written at the time, but it came first on the finished album. An Menglan's new album was called The Last Chapter, after all, so its title track naturally belonged in the opening slot.

The order of songs on an album required careful thought.