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Chapter 1017 - 1011: Standard and Regular

Chapter 1017: Chapter 1011: Standard and Regular

Only a naive woman like Gao Sichun would foolishly think she will definitely marry into a wealthy family, just as Xu Xin might have thought the same initially. But is that even possible?

Clearly, such thoughts are nothing more than a fool’s dreams.

To marry into a wealthy family is almost every girl’s dream, but for a woman who is not pure, the wealthy families would never accept her.

Even if Luo Xuehai or Sun Ji’an liked their women very much, in the end, for Xu Xin or Gao Sichun to marry into the Luo Family or the Sun Family, it would still be incredibly difficult.

Of course, none of this has anything to do with Li Changlin. The Luo Family and the Sun Family are indeed quite influential, but only in the eyes of ordinary people.

Now, Li Changlin himself could be considered wealthy, but because his success came so quickly, he still wasn’t fully prepared.

In general, Li Changlin’s foundation was still somewhat lacking.

However, if the Mo Family and the Yan Family were included, Li Changlin did have some substantial backing.

Although his strength might not compare to that of the second-rate families, it was certainly comparable to that of the third-rate families, such as the Chen Family of Nanfu Province or the Huo Family of Jiangnan.

These thoughts weren’t necessary now. It was time to participate in "The Voice." Li Changlin sat quietly on the sofa, waiting for Gao Sichun to finish her song.

Honestly, Gao Sichun’s performance was quite good.

Of course, if she hadn’t any talent, Sun Ji’an would not have been interested in her or worked so hard to promote her.

Gao Sichun was a woman aspiring to rise from humble beginnings to greatness; she was highly ambitious, comparable even to Xu Xin.

However, in comparison to Xu Xin, Gao Sichun’s capabilities were somewhat lacking.

Whether it was beauty or her singing skills, Gao Sichun couldn’t compare with Xu Xin.

Li Changlin made his own judgment; he felt that Gao Sichun might be a wildcard, while Xu Xin at least graduated as a formal music student and was a professional. Although Gao Sichun also sang well, her strength was just average and posed no pressure on Li Changlin.

Next, Li Changlin would face Gao Sichun in the competition.

Recalling the words Gao Sichun said to him at the door of Dragon TV, Li Changlin couldn’t help but want to laugh.

Perhaps it was precisely because of her stubborn character that she eventually gave up on Yang Fei and threw herself into the arms of Sun Ji’an.

Little did she know, Yang Fei was the true golden phoenix, and only a short-sighted person like Gao Sichun would fail to recognize the gem before her.

Forget it, what’s the point of thinking about all this? Defeating Gao Sichun in the competition would serve as a way to vent Yang Fei’s frustration.

Li Changlin quickly made up his mind.

Soon enough, Gao Sichun had finished her song, and the two hosts took the stage, followed by Li Changlin’s invitation to come out. The audience erupted in applause; Gao Sichun kept thanking them, this clueless woman still thinking the audience was encouraging her, oblivious to the fact that the attention wasn’t on her at all. They were welcoming Brother Changlin!

The hosts, both very emotionally intelligent, of course, couldn’t let Gao Sichun lose face, so they just exchanged knowing smiles.

Then, Lu Piaopiao turned to the judges, "What do our esteemed judges think?"

"Gao Sichun’s singing was standard," said Liu Jielun with a faint smile, breaking the brief silence as no one else seemed willing to speak up.

Li Changlin’s capabilities were obvious, and he didn’t need any commentary because he was a professional, and hell, he even wrote his own lyrics and composed his own music. How could the judges critique that?

If anyone were really qualified to critique, it would probably only be Luo Tianyi, the champion of last year’s "The Voice," whose performances were also all original, much like Li Changlin’s current situation.

"Thank you, Teacher Jay Chou," Gao Sichun immediately bowed, happily expressing her thanks.

Liu Jielun said her performance was standard, and to her, that was the highest recognition, so naturally, Gao Sichun was pleased.

However, what Liu Jielun really meant was that Gao Sichun’s singing lacked originality; she merely covered a song without adding her own touch.

For such contestants, according to "The Voice’s" rules, they definitely needed to be eliminated, which was the actual message Liu Jielun wanted to convey.

"The Voice" naturally requires a unique singing style, just like Luo Tianyi, just like Li Changlin, who had their own styles, so even if Li Changlin was eliminated, Xie Yixin could dismiss Lin Qiao’en’s biased attitude and decide to revive Li Changlin the next day, which is considered supporting the underdog.

Gao Sichun, lacking in emotional intelligence, couldn’t decipher Liu Jielun’s true intention, and while the hosts, coaches, and judges all understood, no one exposed this.

Even Zhang Zhiqian, Gao Sichun’s own coach, after pondering a moment, chose not to speak out.

Gao Sichun was quite attractive, and Zhang Zhiqian felt she had potential to be nurtured, so he even took time to train her one evening. However, he was somewhat frustrated about her lack of emotional intelligence.

But then again, if Gao Sichun were eliminated this time, it might even present a great opportunity for Zhang Zhiqian.

At that moment, a peculiar glint flashed through Zhang Zhiqian’s eyes, but nobody noticed.

Afterward, the other judges also politely fulfilled the host’s request, each adding a few cautious words, not wanting to mislead the public judges.

While most public judges voted based on their preferences, there were exceptions, and sometimes, based on the coaches’ analysis and judgment, they might influence some spectators to vote according to the coaches’ evaluations.

This, in turn, would violate the rules of "The Voice," so apart from the incident where Lin Qiao’en deliberately targeted Li Changlin, the judges always maintained high professional ethics when evaluating the contestants.

It’s all part of the game rules. If the judges ignored these rules, the organizers could use the rules to keep them in check.

By then, if any judge were directly removed by the organizers, that would indeed be a big negative new story.