After Transmigrating Into a Male Idol Talent Show

Chapter 42

Just from the rehearsal, it's evident that 4seven, after all, has debuted for many years, and their abilities aren't something the trainees can easily catch up to in just a few days of effort. Whether it's stage presence or various aspects of technical prowess, despite differences within the team, the significant gap becomes apparent when collaborating with the trainees.

Even for Qi Yuxuan, who was relatively weak in the team, his performance was no less than Liao Junchen's. Stage skills were just a part of it; infectiousness, expression, and targeting the audience's preferences and likes would all affect the final presentation.

The mentors gave very fair comments, and the trainees bowed off the stage. In order to save time for more rehearsals, despite the rehearsal being advanced by a day this time, the process still proceeded very quickly.

The vocal group was last. While offstage, Lu Xi habitually reached out his hand, signaling the members to cheer together.

Doing a team cheer might seem meaningless, but it could actually boost morale very effectively and make teammates realize that they weren't fighting alone.

Because the theme was singing, there weren't many dance moves this time. However, for stage effect, there were some simple position designs and small interactions between teammates.

The emotions of this song were progressive layer by layer. After a week of practice, they had already cooperated seamlessly, and the emotions didn't break due to segmented singing. It might just be because practicing in the rehearsal room with only a few of them was more relaxed, but performing live was in front of four mentors, numerous staff, and other trainees' eyes, so Wang Qing cracked on the high notes.

The mentors' brows almost immediately furrowed.

Although cracking on high notes wasn't uncommon in live performances, each time it greatly disrupted and struck a blow to the overall performance. Even if only one part went wrong and everyone else performed perfectly, the overall feeling of the song became disjointed.

Perhaps influenced by Wang Qing's mistake, Yu Zifei, who had seemed calm, also sang a word wrong, slightly off-key.

When they made mistakes, the expressions of other teammates couldn't help but change slightly, except for Qin Lu and Lu Xi, who seemed as if they hadn't heard each other's mistakes, with expressions unchanged.

The mentors nodded secretly, even if there were problems with their performance, they absolutely couldn't show it. Even if there was a crack in the voice, they couldn't panic, and they had to continue performing as if nothing had happened.

The trainees still had too little experience and didn't know how to deal with unexpected situations.

After the performance, Wang Qing bit his lip in frustration, not speaking, his mood noticeably low.

It wasn't because the rehearsal didn't meet expectations, but because he was worried that when he got on stage, he would make mistakes like he just did.

Yu Zifei seemed expressionless, seemingly unaffected. But his eyes lowered, obviously not as calm as he appeared.

Qin Lu calmly watched his teammates, whose morale was low, without immediately saying anything.

There was time. Losing composure before going on stage was a big taboo; even if things could have been fine originally, once you started doubting yourself, you would make more mistakes.

Lu Xi was quite experienced with such situations. Although 4seven now seemed reliable, they had initially started as rookies and had gone through many trials before becoming so adept.