Chapter 31
“Your tone is excellent, but it lacks refinement. It’s still a bit raw p>
Today, Ms. Brooks not only corrected Mira’s pitch but also pointed out the emotions expressed in the song and how to integrate them into her voice.
She taught Mira how to train her voice, how to control it with ease.
There were many things the teacher could only briefly touch upon due to limited class time; the key was for Mira to practice on her own afterward.
It seemed she was going to be very busy from now on.
After class, Mira went to the dining area to eat. Her physical exertion was high now, so her nutrition naturally had to keep up.
She ordered a hearty platter of grilled fish, extra chicken, and a double serving of sides. Normally, she couldn’t have finished half of it, but today her body was craving the fuel. But now, it felt like it wasn’t enough, though she didn’t dare order more.
After her meal, she returned to her rental apartment. Once she had changed and freshened up, she thought about the copyrights for those two songs and decided to handle that first.
Drawing on the memories from her past life, she began to write the lyrics and music.
Since her rebirth, music didn’t just sound different-it felt visceral. As she transcribed the melodies, the notes seemed to leap off the page, guiding her hand. She tweaked the arrangements by instinct, letting the raw emotion of her second chance dictate every chord change.
*Echoes of Her* had been the theme song for a movie in her past life. The song conveyed a positive attitude toward life, both inspiring and enlightening.
In her past life, this song had been covered by many people. The original artist sang of his own ordinary path, and in doing so, sang of the ordinary path in the hearts of many.
*Silent Comet* focused on youthful dreams and the process of chasing them. The lyrics repeatedly mentioned being unafraid of storms, setbacks, and hardships, embodying a forward-moving, positive, and optimistic spirit.
The song was not only a musical success but also had a widespread social impact, inspiring countless young people to bravely pursue their dreams.
Once the lyrics and music were organized, Mira prepared the necessary documents and took a taxi to a reputable intellectual property law firm, commissioning a lawyer to handle the process on her behalf.
The entire matter took over three hours from start to finish.
It was nearly four o’clock. Mira didn’t dare to rest. She drank a glass of milk and began her grand plan to make money.
Yesterday, she had used a principal of 60,000 dollars to earn 400,000. Today, using 300,000 as her
principal, she should be able to.
make 2 million dollars based ol
yesterday’s ratio C
she reach
that goal?
She shook her head. She had lost too much time today; she probably wouldn’t make that much.
She opened her computer, observed the recent Bitcoin trend chart, and after identifying the high and low points, she saw a rapid upward trend and decisively entered the market.
The price surged, gaining ten percent in a blink. She didn’t dare blink; the momentum was electric.
When it hit a hundred points, she didn’t hesitate and quickly sold to close her position.
But by the time the transaction was complete, it had already reached one hundred and fifty points, netting her a profit of four hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Then, it dropped just as quickly.
In this kind of market, you could earn fast, but if you weren’t quick enough to get out, you could lose it all just as fast. Many people didn’t dare to play.
Like just now, if she hadn’t sold at one hundred points, she wouldn’t have made it at one hundred and fifty, because the transaction itself takes time.
The fluctuations were too rapid; by the time you exited, the price would have already fallen.
The curve was still fluctuating wildly, but Mira knew she had to be more cautious.
After watching for half an hour, she shorted the market with seven hundred thousand dollars. To play it safe, she planned to exit when dropped fifty points, but the actual exit point was a hundred points, earning her another seven hundred thousand.
Then, seeing another opportunity, she entered the market one more time and made another forty thousand.
After that, the upward trend gradually slowed, and the curve began to stabilize and correct itself. It was no longer a good time to enter.
That was enough. In less than an hour and a half, she had made one million five hundred and fifty thousand dollars. It seemed that.. reaching het two million-dollar-goal for the day wouldn’t be a problem.
Leaving the computer on, Mira planned to practice her singing while keeping an eye
on the trend chart. Just then, her phone rang.