If you ask which version is more in line with the overall tone of "Hai Ling Hua Zan", Angel would think it is the original version.
But if you want to ask Angel which version he likes, he must admit that even if he can't understand the long narration, he still prefers Luigi's version. Because this version has pushed "Hai Ling Hua Zan" to another level.
high!
But even if Angel likes it, it doesn't mean that the ending is good.
Why did Angel say that 0 points is okay, 10 points is okay, and more than 10 points is okay.
Because a score of 0 means that many people cannot understand the profound meaning here, so they think that the tonality is completely different from the previous journey. In other words, they understand the profound meaning, but think it is a transgression, and transgression is unforgivable in the eyes of believers.
the behavior of.
10 points is the height that this adaptation should have, and it also means that it is recognized.
As for more than 10 points, not only did I agree with the ending, I even saw Luigi's height when he wrote this ending.
Yes, that's the height.
In other words, pattern.
This is a pattern that Guangyu Wizard cannot describe. It is a pattern that has been sublimated to a very high level of dialogue with the gods of the universe.
It is good for a singer to pursue the same goal from the beginning, but if the singer can cross over to a higher level, even better!
Therefore, Angel cannot rate him, nor can he compare which version has a better ending.
But there is no doubt that this is a classic performance.
As Luigi's narration ended, the phantom dolphin also arrived at the shore. At this time, the countdown on the clown's neck still had ten minutes.
The track was originally limited to five minutes, but when Luigi finally completed the challenge, there were still ten minutes left in the countdown. This is a bit absurd, but it seems to be expected?
There is no doubt that Luigi successfully cleared the third track.
Now it depends on his score.
There is actually an indicator that can be observed to determine the level of the score, and that is the audience's reaction.
When Luigi finished his performance, the audience was silent for a long time. They seemed to be still intoxicated in the scene of dialogue with the gods created by Luigi, and even the host did not react.
After a long, long time, the host was the first to come back to his senses.
He coughed twice and said in a dry voice: "It's really... such a shocking performance. I even doubt that I may never be able to appreciate a more touching performance than this in my life."
It was a bit dry at first, but then it became smoother and smoother, and by the end, the audience came to their senses.
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When Angel heard the warm applause, he finally breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that these audiences had some appreciation level... In other words, the dreamer of this special dream had an appreciation level, not that kind of fundamentalism.
If it's the latter, it's most likely that he's accusing Luigi of overstepping his bounds.
However, having said that, the dreamer of this special dream is actually very obvious. It should be the host.
If it is a special dream similar to Helen's dream, if the dreamer is killed, the special dream will definitely end. Unfortunately, this special dream is not a murderous one and cannot be left by killing the dreamer.
While Angel was sighing in his heart, Luigi was already pulled into the air by the spotlight.
The neon lights directly opposite him almost exploded instantly.
Moreover, two rows of colored lights light up together!
There is no doubt that Luigi got the highest score in the Ring of Fire track, 20 points!
Not only that, when Luigi sat back in his seat, three bouquets of flowers and a white envelope fell from the sky.
"The red-tailed frog challenger received three bouquets of flowers from the audience for his wonderful performance! I have already talked about flowers before, so I won't go into details." When the host said this, he paused: "In addition to flowers,
In addition, there is an envelope donated by me. Although this envelope cannot be exchanged for points, it represents my sincerity. I hope the Red-tailed Frog challenger can feel my respect for your performance."
Everyone ignored the host's other complimentary words. At this time, everyone's eyes were on Luigi.
Gleipnir nodded slightly: "It's a good performance."
The bunny girl also nodded vigorously, full of affirmation of Luigi's performance.
Luigi himself was very proud, holding his head high, fearing that others would not see his pride.
Angel also took the opportunity to praise a few words.
After speaking, Angel subconsciously looked at Laplace, because everyone else affirmed Luigi, but Laplace did not express his opinion.
Seeing this, Angel was stunned for a moment.
Laplace was indeed looking at Luigi, but her expression was a little subtle and her brows were slightly furrowed, as if she was a little dissatisfied with Luigi's performance.
Luigi's performance was impeccable and reached the "full score" required by Laplace. He even received three bouquets of flowers, which equaled 23 points. This score was already quite high. Why was Laplace dissatisfied?
Is it because of the epilogue performed by Luigi?
Angel actually had some doubts in his mind after watching Luigi's performance.
Where does Luigi's last paragraph come from? Maybe it's original, but it's certainly not completely original.
Because of that "dialogue between gods", the pattern is extremely high.
It's like playing chess. You think you're evenly matched, but in fact the opponent's game is basically a guiding chess. It seems like there's back and forth, but in fact the opponent is overlooking the situation, has an overview of the whole situation, and is cooperating with you in the performance.
With such a situation, Angel found it hard to believe that Luigi was in control.
If it's not Luigi, then there is only one possible source of this big pattern, from... Laplace?
So, Luigi’s last continuation was based on Laplace’s vision?
So, does Luigi inherit Laplace's vision?
Chapter completed!