After making up his mind, Chu Tian quickly extracted the several songs he now had from the system:
"Direction of Light,"
"Hello Tomorrow,"
"My Dream,"
"The Farthest Place I Can See,"
"Flower In The Wonderland,"
"Invisible Wings,"
and "Blooming All The Way."
That made seven songs. It was enough for an EP with one or two songs, or a mini-album with five or six.
In the era of CDs, most albums typically contained a standard ten songs, though sometimes there would be slight variations. Of course, there were also deluxe edition albums, usually ranging from twelve to sixteen songs.
Now, how many songs should I use? he wondered.
Forget it, who cares? As long as I give her the songs, that's enough. Let her worry about what kind of album to release and how many songs it should contain, he thought.
With this in mind, he transferred all the songs to a single USB flash drive. It had to be this way. One song per flash drive would be far too conspicuous.
