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After finishing my performance, I stepped off the stage feeling a bit anxious. One by one, the contestants took their turns. Finally, it was Lin Yunting's turn. She walked onto the stage and bowed to the audience.
The host asked her, “Lin Yunting, I heard you’re singing your own Original song this time?”
Lin Yunting nodded, “Yes.”
The host smiled warmly, “It seems you’ve come prepared. We look forward to your performance.”
As the music began, Lin Yunting started to sing. It was still that song, “Blue Wings.” I clenched my fists in anger. Lin Yunting, how shameless you are!
I stood on the stage, looking at the five mentors across from me. I forced myself to calm down. This wasn’t the time to compete with Lin Yunting. I needed to showcase my true abilities and make them take notice.
In my previous life, I was suppressed by my sister and felt frustrated, always striving for a higher level of musical achievement. My fundamentals were solid. This time, I would sing with all my heart, perfectly combining emotion and technique—expressing feelings while showcasing my skills.
This time, I would carve out my own path. The production team had given both me and Lin Yunting a song each. I chose another one.
As the music began to play, I started to sing.
After just a few lines, I noticed my ranking on the Vote Ranking was at the bottom.
Some viewers in the live chat mocked me:
"Who is this? What are they singing?"
"Is this all they've got? How dare they join the show?"
"Just get off the stage already, you're embarrassing yourself."
I glanced at the votes—three hundred, second to last. The contestant in last place was someone who truly couldn't sing well. But I wasn't far behind. After all, I was singing later, and the judges were likely exhausted; it was only natural for them to be critical of me.
I took a deep breath and continued to sing. This was a ballad that required deep emotion. I closed my eyes and immersed myself in the music. Gradually, I found my rhythm.
A soprano note emerged, stunning everyone in the audience. Another soprano note followed, and the judges gave me a thumbs up. I kept singing, unleashing a dolphin sound that sent my votes soaring.
The viewers went wild:
"Wow, this girl is amazing! She can hit dolphin notes!"
"Her voice is incredible; it gives me goosebumps."
"I'm in love! This is the cleanest soprano I've ever heard."
As the song concluded, I opened my eyes. On the leaderboard, I had surpassed Lin Yunting and climbed to fifth place.
The first four are all powerful singers. I was filled with excitement. Another contestant stepped onto the stage. As I left the stage, Lin Yunting blocked my way. She sneered, "Lin Yunhui, you're only temporarily ahead; what are you so proud of?" I raised an eyebrow, "Being temporarily ahead is still being ahead." Lin Yunting scoffed, "Don't celebrate too early. I have fans and popularity; you can't compete with me." I smiled mockingly, "Popularity? Isn't that song 'Blue Wings' originally my piece? How did it become yours?" Lin Yunting's face flushed with anger, "That was clearly a song you sang for me." I laughed derisively, "Sang for you? Are you going to say that I wrote down the lyrics while singing it for you?" Lin Yunting, furious and embarrassed, retorted, "Lin Yunhui, don't get too smug."
"I'll tell you this: I will attract fans just like you do."
"And soon, I'm going to marry Best Actor Qin Feng! When that happens, I'll make you my bridesmaid!"
"Lin Yunhui, in your past life, you took away my title as Queen of Singers and Qin Feng; now I'm going to take everything back from you one by one!"
I laughed in anger. Lin Yunting, you're so full of yourself! What kind of proud person would ever look at someone like you? I couldn't be bothered with her anymore and turned to leave. Lin Yunting continued to shout behind me, "Lin Yunhui, are you jealous of me? That's fine; I allow you to be jealous."
I entered the backstage area to prepare for my turn. Lin Yunting was still on stage, bowing and thanking the audience.
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