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26 Chapter 25: The Saber-Tooth of Ti

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In the following eight months, Harrison Clark went into crazy song-learning mode again.

Compared to the last ti, this ti was much easier.

Whether it was playing technique or basic music theory, he was already very proficient now, which made learning songs much easier, at least not like before when he had to spend a lot of ti and energy to understand a song’s sheet music.

Now, he could basically take the sheet music and restore it step by step with a guitar.

But he still couldn’t do it like so experts who could just see the sheet music and sketch the whole picture in their minds.

That was talent, which couldn’t be learned or envied.

Although he was slower, he had plenty of ti.

As the saying goes, slow and steady wins the race, he just started early.

Over the next eight months, Harrison did five things.

First, he mastered a new instrunt, the piano, known as the king of all instrunts and the source of rhythm, through diligent practice on top of guitar.

Second, he further strengthened his guitar skills to make his performance more proficient and smooth, now he was almost equivalent to a diocre person who had practiced diligently for ten years.

But ten years didn’t an he was strong, he was still an average craftsman.

Anyone can learn to play, but to reach a certain height in playing, that again enters the realm of talented players.

Talent was such that even with a lifeti of hard practice, one could barely maintain their level without falling behind.

Did ordinary people want to master their skills in a few decades?

Wake up; it’s all dreams.

If you can do it, it’s simple: you’re not an ordinary person, and your talent just ca later.

Third, he completed the plan he had scheduled before, to plagiarize four of Carrie Thomas’s songs, including the new song “A Dull Life” and three others.

Fourth, he seriously studied and then plagiarized three songs of a male singer nad Logan Lee.

Fifth, he spent two hours a day on physical fitness, including one hour of physical strength training and one hour of free combat training.

As for choosing a male singer, he had a clear criterion for choosing Logan Lee.

Logan beca famous in 2028, a few years later than Carrie Thomas.

But he was a late bloor, becoming famous at 39 years old; he was already 30 years old now, a whole nine years older than Carrie Thomas..

Harrison chose to plagiarize him because he was famous and strong enough.

Although Logan was not as successful as Carrie, many art historians evaluated him as one of the top 1,000 from a millennium ago.

This kind of evaluation and treatnt was not much different from Avril Green.

The second reason was that Harrison saw Logan as sowhat disrespectful to his elders.

He was so much older than Carrie Thomas but dared to pursue her!

Although his pursuit had been fruitless for many years, it still annoyed Harrison.

You should have so self-awareness!

Don’t even look at the birth date on your ID card; did Lillian Lee give you the courage to pursue her?

Therefore, people like this must be taught what is moral and what is self-awareness.

It was just that Carrie Thomas was not interested in him, so much so that he was not even ntioned in her biography.

There were too many biographies to read, and Harrison missed it before, not knowing there was such an enchanting scoundrel.

Harrison made a mistake this ti, too.

He had finished learning Carrie Thomas’s four songs before shopping in bulk.

His shopping scope was still concentrated around his own ti, so naturally, he couldn’t avoid Logan Lee.

Logan’s songs were mainly lyrical folk songs, with poetic lyrics, infectious lodies, and a magnetic male voice that was both penetrating and touching.

Harrison listened to them and felt quite good, resonating with them, so he took a closer look and studied this person’s life, only to find problems.

At that ti, Harrison decided to plagiarize him to death, but unfortunately, there was only one month left and he could only complete three in the end.

But Harrison was not in a hurry; he would continue next ti he ca in.

Don’t say he went too far; even familiar people were not spared, so why have psychological barriers?

One day, Harrison lay quietly on a beach chair by the beach.

Under the blue and white sun umbrella, his right hand held a glass of pure natural fruit juice, with the straw in his mouth, leisurely drinking.

In his earphones, Avril Green’s “A Dull Life” was playing.

There were many things that one could only cherish when they were about to be lost.

People always care about the imagined beauty of what they have never had.

This version of “A Dull Life” might be gone after this.

It was now October 27, 3020 AD, approaching 10 a.m.

This ti, he didn’t lock himself in the basent.

After all, he couldn’t escape anywhere, so instead of struggling and waiting for death in despair, he might as well choose a comfortable place, strike a good pose, and welco his new life with a gracious and generous smile.

So he spent all his accumulated welfare points on a trip to Hawaii for himself.

At this mont, the sea breeze was blowing with a sweet and salty taste.

Seagulls were flying in the sky, chasing waves, and sotis peppering sea fish from the surface of the water.

In the sky, several white clouds took on different forms as they floated quietly.

A not-so-dazzling sun hung high in the sky, and warm and gentle sunlight poured down, sprinkling on Harrison Clark’s body.

This ti, he didn’t even bother to watch TV or listen to the radio.

As expected, everything ca as planned.

Harrison’s fingers holding the tall glass tightened abruptly.

Death.

Opened eyes.

He jumped out of bed, changed his clothes, and headed upstairs.

Carrie Thomas should still be asleep at this ti.

Harrison planned to tell her of a major decision he had made.

“Boring” cannot be sold to Spotify Top; it will cause trouble.

This was another major gain he got from the “new version” of Carrie Thomas’s biography, through careful and detailed reading in his thousand-year dream.

There was a new situation at Spotify Top.

This situation did not exist before, but this ti it arrived, brought about by the butterfly effect he created by changing the tiline.

Ti worms always show their fangs quietly, pulling those who deviate from the path back into the correct one.

When Harrison first saw this news in his dream, he was shocked and broke out in a cold sweat.

Although in the grand sche of Carrie Thomas’s life, the pit Spotify Top dug for her was just a funny little episode.

But considering his situation, it would take his fifty thousand investnt several years to recover.

Could he tolerate this?

In the morning, Carrie Thomas was about to take her team to sign the contract; now was the ti to steer her back to the right track!

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