Another weekend holiday. Rarely having some free time, how could I, a karaoke enthusiast, miss such a good opportunity? The first thing I did when I got home was put on my headphones (just so happened I bought a One Piece headset this week, so I might as well test it out).
The music... has never stopped.\Taking off my headphones, the lingering sound remains.\Suddenly I realized, it seems that in this world, only music truly understands me.\Feel free to recommend good songs to me, but DJs, mashups, or overly hype ones are not preferred. I am proficient in Mandarin and Cantonese, and know a bit of English, Korean, and Japanese.
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If you want to listen to the latest international pop TOP1 song: Let' it go, this is definitely a must-try. As a typical otaku, having a focus on ACG is a must. Although the college entrance exam is approaching and it's probably not far from 7723 "graduation." But you should still keep your love for games and 7723. Well, you should collect some game BGM usernames that can soften your ears. You must not let down your title as a Symbian moderator. As for Xiao Ji, who was once a retired "7723 (pseudo) professional game reviewer," I'll recommend some of them. "Eden*" Mirror Game is a pure romance galgame released in 2009, ingeniously provoking deep reflection on future life. The story is outstanding, since storytelling is Mirror Game's strength. Even more surprising is that after the artist carefully drew beautiful backgrounds and character designs, the final effect of the game was upgraded to 1080P HD. Of course, the BGM created by the collaboration of Mirror Game's two top composers has become a classic of the game. Recommended BGM (number) for Xiao Ji: Edenbgm 11, 17, 18, 21 (including variations on the OP and ED). If you want to find BGM resources, just go to the pinned thread on Eden Baidu Tieba to download the compressed bundles of the BGM and OST.
Let's add some more details (uh, Xiaoji should make sure to complete it, otherwise it might end up like the previous post where it was done halfway and then abandoned): Eden's OP (opening theme) is a Japanese song with a pretty good melody, after all, it's composed by the soundtrack team of a top-tier game: 《little explorer》. The ED, on the other hand, is an over 4-minute-long instrumental piece. The previously mentioned BGM11 and this one are actually the same song, but this version is the original (without noise). The ED perfectly integrates with the ending of the story 'Eden'. Listening to this instrumental while watching the final outcome probably brought tears to many otaku. At least it was healing, right? Yes, the theme of Eden's ED is 'a slightly desolate yet not sorrowful healing'. You don't even have to see it to hear it. The title of the ED is: 《lear earth》. Well, what you hear is the eternal love song of Shion and Akira on Earth, right? If you want to get these two songs, don't expect to find them on KuGou; they aren't there. It's still recommended to use the method mentioned earlier. Of course, using the all-powerful Baidu Netdisk, if you search for netdisk resources via the web search function, you can find the individual files shared by others.
Thanks, Brother Ji. Even with the college entrance exam approaching, you still took the time to write me such a long reply (although I'm not sure if it was copied, I still felt the sentiment). Unfortunately, I haven't been very fond of Japanese songs lately…
Why would you think I'm copying? Do you really think in your heart that I'm so weak that I have to copy others' content because I can't write it myself? (It's really discouraging when the username says this. I only replied so much because I was in the mood for it.) You have to try to know if something suits you, right?
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