For instance, mastering famous world songs like "King of the World," "Croatian Rhapsody," "Turkish March," and other renowned pieces.
Beyond that, it also includes lyrics and scores for popular songs that don't exist in this world.
For the eight-year-old Fang You, this part of his talent for copying literary works was somewhat useless for the time being.
Because songs are a bit troublesome, he couldn't perform them openly.
The spread of songs is exaggerated; if they become popular too quickly, he'd step into the public eye, which doesn't align with the low-profile academic persona that Fang You had recently crafted.
Secondly, many songs don't match the life experiences expected for his age, and no one would believe he composed them himself.
If you were to say that fresh and youthful love songs like "Clear Day," "Simple Love," "Sakura Grass," "If You Become the Wind," "I'm Willing," were written by a child Fang You's age, who would believe it?
