Actually, Xu Qingqiu had misunderstood this point.
If we consider the golden age of music, her Singing Skills were already sufficient. After all, despite the abundance of great works during that era, how many fledgling Singers honestly possessed top-notch Singing Skills?
Didn't everyone gradually hone their abilities as their careers developed?
Moreover, in this era eroded by capital, Singing Skills? How could they compare to quick marketing?
Refining Singing Skills day by day, year by year, is not only arduous and time-consuming but also depends on talent and requires a huge investment of time and money.
In this era of fast consumerism, who has that much time and money to squander?
Thus, the quality of Singers is deteriorating generation by generation, year by year.
Let's not even talk about Singing Skills; simply being on pitch with stable breath control is enough to outperform a large number of Singers.
