"There is no doubt that the album "Night Heaven" has a variety of forms. The talented man Jin Jingcheng used this album to fully demonstrate his musical talent and strongly refute the previous evaluation of some media's 'only know how to cover'..."

"I have never seen Jin Jingying, but I can see from this album that he is indeed a very smart person. The 12 songs in the album are all good songs, and it is difficult to choose the most prominent one as the main theme. Jin Jingcheng adopted the form of double themes, and it is not difficult to show that his criteria for choosing the main theme song must be based on the general aesthetic view of the public and the possibility of singing degree as the reference standard..."

"It is not difficult to see that the double main titles "Nocturne" and "Diet Can't Let You Go" are both about sad love. "Nocturne" is about dead love, and "Diet Can't Can't Let You Go" is about breaking up love. The two main title songs are put together, setting the sad tone of the album "Night Paradise", just like the dark night, but they are so nice, like heaven..."

"It needs to be emphasized that the album "Night Paradise" not only contains many good songs, but also has a concept album charm, which is enough to show that Kim Jingcheng has his own ideas in this regard, and is worthy of being the most unique person in Korea today..."

"Kim Jingcheng combines the three songs of "Night", "Noise" and "Night Chapter 7" into the "Night Trilogy", which is a good idea, highlighting the overall dark and sad concept of the album "Night Paradise". However, if you observe it in depth, you can experience Kim Jingcheng's intention. Although the overall dark and sad album is, it is towards the sun..."

"The song "Will it clear tomorrow?" was placed first in the album by Kim Jingsung. I personally estimate that Kim Jingsung has a special intention, because many of the following songs were sad and dark, but Kim Jingsung put such a song first, which shows that Kim Jingsung hopes to pursue sunny days, which is equivalent to using this song to give "Night Paradise" sunshine and hope... "

"Finally, I am a little confused about it, that is the song "I Want to Sing Me to You". In my personal opinion, this song is not only very good, but also very prominent even in the album "Night Paradise". And like "Will Will Tomorrow Sunny", "I Want to Sing Me to You" also has a positive and beautiful artistic conception..."

"What I'm confused about is that Kim Jong-sung gives people the feeling that he doesn't pay much attention to this song, and he has neither released it as the title song. He has not filmed MV for it. Moreover, after the album, Kim Jong-sung and his company have no separate promotion of this song. I feel a little aggrieved that such a good song..."

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The above comment is the passage in a music review that Jin Jingcheng is reading.

There is no doubt that this music review made great praise for "Night Paradise" and Kim Jong-sung.

The author of this music review is indeed a very professional music expert.

His name is Lee Yeon-chang, and he is currently a professor in the Department of Postmodern Music at Kyung Hee University in South Korea and is also the director.

Kyung Hee University is also a university with many celebrities. Han Jiaren comes from this university, but Han Jiaren's situation is a bit special because she studied in tourism management. In fact, the most popular stars in Kyung Hee University are the postmodern music department.

Give some examples.

The so1o male singer who is now popular is also Kim Jong-sung's biggest competitor Rain, who is from the postmodern music department of Kyung-hee University, the member of the dance queen and captain of Sun Dan-fei, also from the postmodern music department of Kyung-hee University, as well as the former member of the Finkl, the current actress Sung Yu-ri, and the supporting actress Seo Ji-young in "Sorry, I Love You"...

Moreover, the current member of the Oriental Shenqi, Miki Youtian and the Strongest Changmin, will also study in the postmodern music department of Kyung Hee University in the future, as well as members of the future male group GBang, Kwon G-Dong, Kang Dae-sung, etc.

This shows how professional Li Yanchang, as a professor and director of the Postmodern Music Department of Kyung Hee University, is in the industry.

Now, after reading this music review written by Li Yanchang in the newspaper, Jin Jingcheng was very happy. On the one hand, it was because of these positive reviews, and on the other hand, it was because "Night Paradise" was recognized by experts like Li Yanchang, which made him feel a little proud.

Indeed, Jin Jingcheng devoted a lot of effort to "Night Paradise", and there are many unique aspects in planning and creativity, so naturally there are many things to interpret.

Although Li Yanchang's music review has not been fully interpreted, and there is one thing that is interpreted is not actually in Jin Jingcheng's original planning creativity, but in general it is the most accurate one among the many comments about "Night Paradise" recently, and it is also Jin Jingcheng's personal favorite article.

As for the confusion that Lee Yeon-chang raised at the end of this music review, it is naturally because Kim Jingcheng has a special plan for the song "I Want to Sing Me to You". This song has a special meaning to him, rather than really not paying attention to it. Kim Jingcheng believes that one day he will be able to sing this song in person to Han Jiaren, and it is likely to be in a special occasion.

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In addition to the music reviews by Li Yanchang that gave great praise to "Night Heaven", Kim Jong-sung also read another music review. On the contrary, this music review gave great negative reviews to "Night Heaven" and even Kim Jong-bing.

In this music review, the author simply derogated "Night Heaven" to nothing, saying that Jin Jingcheng pretended to be sad, pretended to be pretentious, and pretended to be pretentious. On the surface, it seemed to be rich in content, but in fact it was a portrayal of no plans. Although some songs were temporarily praised as good songs, they were only temporary. I believe that time will prove that they will be eliminated soon...

It would be fine if it was just like this, but the author also gave a bad review to Kim Jing-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-Chen-

In a music review, criticizing the singer himself and even criticizing his personality is undoubtedly very presumptuous.

The reason why this music review also aroused Kim Jingcheng's special interest was not because Kim Jingcheng had a tendency to be abused, nor because he recognized the criticism about "Night Paradise" and his own criticism in this music review, but because of his author.

Because his author, Kim Jingsung, is not unfamiliar with him, that is, Park Kyu-bun, a very famous professor in the Department of Music at the Korean Central University and also the director of the Department of Music!

Obviously, Park Kyu-bang, the so-called professional music expert, made such a bad music review this time, undoubtedly because of his personal grudge against Kim Jingcheng.

"It's quite good at holding grudges." Jin Jingcheng muttered funny while watching this music review. (To be continued.)

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Chapter completed!