Chapter 178 - 173: The Last Group
On another stage, deep blue lights enveloped the silhouettes of Luo Qijia and her team of five, giving off an almost mysterious allure.
As if ushering in the prelude to a storm, they suddenly turned around and strutted exaggeratedly like catwalk models toward the center of the stage.
This song could be considered one that many people were deeply familiar with—perhaps even a nostalgic throwback to childhood memories.
"Pegasus Meteor Fist," "Rozan Rising Dragon Wave."
This Japanese manga showcased humanity’s boundless imagination.
The rhythm kicked in, and the entire hall erupted.
Their opening act took a choral approach—their passionate voices were imbued with an undeniable vigor.
Sitting in the waiting room, Yuwei listened to their chorus and realized that she had somewhat underestimated this group. Surprisingly, their pitch wasn’t an issue.
Since they were holding microphones designed with "sticks," their dance moves weren’t overly complex. Performances involving "props" like these could be extremely captivating if executed well, though mediocre if not properly handled.
This group’s stage performance had been plagued by numerous problems beforehand. Lead vocalist Luo Qijia had suffered from throat inflammation, and Yu Xiaohong had to leave due to family issues, requiring a complete rearrangement of the choreography.
Under such circumstances, the five of them had no choice but to push through. Luo Qijia took on the opening vocals despite her condition. Miraculously, her performance stayed on pitch, though the ending had some slight imperfections as she failed to reach the high notes. Overall, however, they were definitely competent.
With a change in formation, four of them stood in two rows like rock guitarists, swaying their bodies, flipping their hair, and mimicking the motion of strumming guitar strings.