Everyone was stunned by his words.
An Ke could not help asking:
"Why did they fail? Was their dancing not professional enough? Or did the lack of accompaniment throw them off?"
Faced with An Ke's questions, Lin Yu shook his head, his face bitter:
"No, neither, though that was what we thought at the time."
"We thought the dancers had scored poorly because their dances didn't suit God's tastes, or because God held trained dancers to a higher standard, and their nerves had distorted their movements."
"But once the people who couldn't dance went up, we discovered that the highest score actually went to a Physical Education Student who just bounced around. His dancing was awful, and he fell several times, but every time he fell, he immediately got back up and kept flailing around. He really gave it his all."
"Holy shit, this God has some pretty weird tas-"
He Zheng raised an eyebrow and instinctively cut in, but before he could finish, Ye Lin signaled for him not to interrupt.
"Go on."
Ye Lin spoke softly, his interest piqued.
Seeing this, Lin Yu wasted no time:
"We hadn't realized why that happened yet. Like An Ke said, we thought God had different requirements for everyone. The Physical Education Student danced badly, but he did his best. The dance students were professionals, but their professional moves looked ugly when they were distorted."
"So when the second round of dancing began, the trained dancers chose dances with the fewest moves, the ones that were hardest to mess up."
"They avoided big movements as much as possible."
"But this time, their scores were even lower. The first person's dancing was perfectly executed, without a single mistake, yet halfway through, his body burst like a balloon."
Lin Yu shuddered.
"We were terrified.