"Lu Xiaoman," Lv Fangxin’s choice was truly unexpected.
Chen Yinghan was also stunned, unsure why Lv Fangxin chose her.
Lu Xiaoman froze for a mont too but still walked over with mixed emotions.
The reason Lv Fangxin chose Lu Xiaoman was that she was a bit intimidated by the others.
"Ge Xiaohui," said Yuwei.
Ge Xiaohui’s skills were still decent. As long as she didn’t get overly excited and ss around, she was reliable and had real expertise in arranging music.
"Liu Feiyu," Lv Fangxin this ti chose soone who could compose music.
Yuwei didn’t mind at all. Having Ge Xiaohui in their team already ant there was no guarantee that adding Liu Feiyu would result in a "1 1>2" effect.
"Lu Bingbing," Yuwei still chose her forr captain.
Lu Bingbing wasn’t surprised at all by the prior choice.
She knew Yuwei would definitely pick her because the latter needed soone aligned with her to keep the team in control; Ge Xiaohui had too many ideas, and Wang Na was resistant to authority.
She wouldn’t cause trouble for Yuwei because she deeply understood how crucial an outstanding performance was for her current situation.
Lastly, ii laughed and rushed toward Lv Fangxin: "Mr. Bai, we’re in the sa team now."
The reason she called Lv Fangxin "Mr. Bai" was that the show producers said the latter was like a blank piece of paper—a canvas for drawing a more beautiful blueprint.
And it was true; Lv Fangxin was becoming increasingly confident in front of the caras.
Their team also included the alternate participant, Lu Peiqin.
With this, all 12 teams had been officially sorted.
"Congratulations, everyone! Next, I will announce the songs and dance samples for this round’s performance."
The girls hadn’t expected the "samples" to be released so quickly—it allowed no breathing room at all!
"However, let make one thing clear: two of the songs and dances will be entirely newly created by the creative teams along with the ntors."
Yuwei and the others were shocked upon hearing this. They had thought "creation" ant modifying old songs, but it turned out to be the complete creation of an entirely new song.
Lv Fangxin was also stunned. After being here for more than a month, she was no longer a total beginner with no professional knowledge.
She knew how difficult it was to create a completely new song. It wasn’t as simple as so online notions of directly composing with specific music software.
This involved lyrics, lody, instrunt use, and matching their vocal timbres, among other things.
The truly capable arrangers in the two teams were also dumbfounded. Seven days? How was that even possible?
However, the program left them no ti to discuss and imdiately played 14 "samples" on the big screen.
1. *Surprise*: The original singer was Long Zitao, and the overall dance required a lot of explosive energy.
Next to Jiang ngqi, Wang Miaomiao laughed and said, "ngqi, isn’t this just what you want?"
The forr simply smiled and remained silent. She felt the rhythm wasn’t quite what she wanted.
But this also showed that everyone had a ntal frawork for each other’s dance styles.
Jiang ngqi’s strength in dance lay in her explosive physicality.
2. *Waterweed Dance*: This song was very lively with a touch of playful sweetness—a typical earworm track ant to lift others’ spirits.
Li Shihan really liked this dance track. It felt like it was tailor-made for her.
However, ng ixuan felt it suited Wu Zixuan’s group better. She firmly believed that the latter should stick to the sweet route.
Wu Zixuan expressed no opinion; she found herself disliking this song quite a lot.
3. *Puppet Girl*: This was a song from the USA, overall in a light rock style. The dance from the sample was highly challenging.
"ixuan will definitely like this one," many girls said.
Because in their view, only a strong leader could handle this dance.
While ng ixuan said she liked it, deep down, she was still dissatisfied; she didn’t want this kind of rock-style dance track.
Her dance training system was Korean-style, but this track clearly leaned toward contemporary dance, leaving her worried she couldn’t pull it off.
4. *Proposal Dance*: This was a jazz-inspired track, but its style had been altered into sothing extrely sweet. The ntors’ moves in the sample were "honeyed" to the extre.
But every team seed sowhat opposed to this track.
In truth, even those girls leaning toward a sweet persona didn’t want a purely sweet dance track. What they truly desired was "sexy and mature."
5. *Bō Dòng Dòng*: As soon as this track started, everyone was shocked. So trainees directly fell to their knees.
"Oh my God! What is this song?!"
"What the hell?!"
"Wow! The program’s creativity really went wild this ti!"
"Thank goodness we don’t have to sing it; otherwise, I’d quit on the spot. This is way too hard."
This was an iconic song in Huaxia, widely recognized by nearly everyone. None of the trainees had imagined the show would include this as an option.
No one could picture how this legendary song could be turned into a dance piece.
When the sample was played, the trainees groaned in despair.
The choreography for this track was even more difficult than *Puppet Girl*, combining Korean-style moves with traditional local puppet-theater actions.
The intricate changes in body movent tested the dancers’ core strength and reflexes to the extre.
Imdiately, everyone’s gaze focused on Li Shihan.
She was one of the undisputed dance prodigies at the base.
"This dance likely only Li Shihan can handle!"
"Too bad Yuwei isn’t here; this would’ve been perfect for her."
"Throughout the base, probably only she and Li Shihan could pull off this choreography!"
ng ixuan listened to the others’ chatter silently but her eyes burned with competitive determination.
6. *Don’t Be Too Perfect*: This song had a bright rhythm with excellent tonal variation, almost entirely sustained by a single chord progression throughout. From a difficulty perspective, it was the easiest among the six tracks.
However, the arranged choreography for this song took on a sensual vibe.
This instantly made all the girls reluctant to choose it.
They inherently resisted the idea of "flirtatiousness."
Before the dancers could fully process the songs, the vocal team’s four samples began playing.
1. *Forever*: This track was the the song of the Universe Nation drama *Descendants of the Gods*. Its style was emotional and grand, accompanied by an orchestra and piano.
The technical difficulty of this song was quite high. While there weren’t many lismatic portions, it demanded strong vocal range control from the singer.
Lv Fangxin and Chen Yinghan couldn’t help but jump up when they heard this track.
Clearly, they had both watched this show. Behind them, Lu Xiaoman displayed a mix of disdain and a sneer.
Guo Xia and Qiang Yueting both expressed interest in this song, with Qiang Yueting even humming along.
2. *Liar*: This song was originally perford by the USA’s forr global sweetheart pop diva. It carried a strong rock vibe, and the original singer had impressive bel canto abilities, with an extrely distinct voice. The track placed heavy demands on breath control.
However, the lody itself wasn’t particularly appealing, and none of the vocal trainees liked it.
3. *Light of Reversal*: This song was of exceptionally high quality, spanning across two octaves. Its arrangent was poignant yet majestic. The piano and string accompanints created a highly emotive atmosphere, making it quite challenging for the singer’s technical abilities.
Guo Xia, Wu ixiang, and Li Zing all gravitated toward this track.
However, Fu Xiaoyu and Qi Ziyue from the other group wanted to sing it as well.
After all, it was a Mandarin song perford in Chinese, which allowed the piece to be fully expressed in its original nuance.
Each language’s phonetics affected what vocal pieces resonated best in that language. Songs that sounded excellent in their native tongue might co across as grating in a foreign one.
4. *Let Like You*: This song was also from the USA and had extrely high vocal range demands. Its transitions, particularly in the chorus, were abundant. Without outstanding vocal prowess, it was nearly impossible to sing.
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