Have you ever been a celebrity? Why are you writing about entertainment?

Chapter 133 It's Yu Wei again?
"Wait, drag him out?"

It was still a struggle to drag it out...

After listening to Qi Luoan's account, Yu Wei quickly found an important clue in this memory: whether or not she had a share in the contents of the box was actually unimportant.

The important thing is that she dragged the aluminum box out with great effort. Although the child is not very strong, it was still described as strenuous, which shows that it was not light.

How much did you leave behind, senior?
I can't possibly leave behind hundreds of works, that would be too shameless, how would future generations live on...?

It's obvious that this is impossible. Even if there were hundreds of songs, the box wouldn't be able to hold them all. According to Qi Luoan's description, the box was only the size of a milk powder can and couldn't hold much.

"Yeah, the box itself seems quite heavy."

Qi Luoan didn't know why Yu Wei asked this, but all she could do was answer everything she knew without reservation.

It's not exactly a secret; many famous people leave behind fragments of manuscripts after they pass away, and I guess he was no exception.

"If you're really curious, I'll sneak it out for you to see during the New Year?"

"No, no, no."

This is a bit too much of a disrespect to him. Although Yu Wei was curious, it was too tasteless to peek at someone else's belongings. It was like stealing offerings.

"Kidding."

Qi Luoan wasn't really biased towards outsiders; those were items her grandmother cherished, and no matter how rebellious she was, she couldn't touch them.

If you really want to watch it, then let's watch it together as a family...

Yu Wei was woken up by the honking. It was practically impossible to fall asleep in the car. Not only was it noisy, but the occasional bumps could also wake you up.

He set up a timed update, and while he was sleeping, the new chapter was already released. The redemption requirement for "The Ordinary Road" is 3 protagonist popularity points.

Since the last time the abstract CP became popular, many readers passing by have clicked on the character's little heart on the homepage. Wei Yu's popularity is close to 100,000, so changing the song is a piece of cake.

"I heard you went on a car chase for this episode, how did it go?"

Although the show is still being filmed, these kinds of news aren't hard to find if you put in a little effort. Qi Luoan also knows that her brother is on this episode, but nobody cares.

"Extremely fulfilled mentally, but extremely exhausted physically."

Yu Wei finally got to see the world this time, but he was really tired. He spent eight to nine hours a day sitting in the car without getting any rest, and now his whole body aches.

He was actually alright. Liu Wang had to stay focused while driving, and Lao Zhang hadn't rested well either, but his hand holding the machine didn't shake at all.

Qi Luoan felt somewhat uncomfortable upon hearing this, but didn't know what to say.

She could sense that Yu Wei enjoyed the trip, so saying something like "take a good rest" at this point was meaningless and would only spoil the mood rather than express sympathy.

"Await your return."

The way he said that makes it sound like he's about to die out there...

But it must be admitted that this statement carries a lot of weight. Liu Wang and Lao Zhang have already started their own families, so there must be people eagerly waiting for them. Although Yu Wei's house is empty, at least there are people who care about him.

Why does this feel like a flag?

In most storylines, those who see this message can't go back...

"Go and start writing."

After giving a brief reply, Yu Wei casually opened his novel. With the competition plot no longer in play, the interaction data for the new chapter visibly decreased, and the readers' comments all revolved around this new song.

The answer to the mystery of "The Ordinary Road" lies in the title itself; even just looking at the song title, you can tell what its theme is.

Many netizens love this style of music, so they keep urging for more in the comments section. I can't speak for other singers, but Yu Wei definitely understands the ordinary.

You absolutely have to listen to his songs.

Among Yu Wei's released songs so far, the most popular ones are those with positive energy and themes about ordinary people. Positive energy songs have official promotion, while the themes about ordinary people are genuinely loved by everyone.

Of his love songs, only "Red Bean" is particularly poetic; the others haven't garnered much attention.

Do you sing love songs just because you've been in a relationship?
After becoming famous, many things about him became difficult to uncover, but netizens were able to find even his elementary school graduation photo, yet they couldn't find any scandals or romantic history...

Previously, Yu Wei's only flaw was his poor cooking skills; now, his only flaw is his lack of ambition, which is to write flops and create a mess.

Even his critics rarely say he's bad at the game; they only say his negative impact on the industry is immeasurable!

"Wow, Qi Luoan's book is pretty good."

Yu Wei glanced at "Why Do Failed Stories Always Care About Data?", which only had 27 favorites in the morning, but now it already has 255.

There shouldn't be this much traffic when a new book is added to the library, what's going on?
There were more than twenty new posts in the book club, which shows that it has really attracted a lot of people.

“It’s from the group, Yu Hei speaks.”

"How dare you write a book that speaks ill of Yu Wei? Don't you want the book back?"

"Group photo in the front row."

What's going on? Was this screenshot taken and used as gospel?
Yu Wei had seen this kind of thing many times when he was down on his luck; there were always people in the author group spreading all sorts of gossip.

Who wrote an abstract author's note? A female author is giving out perks! Someone is writing a short essay in the author's notes...

I don't read books, but I absolutely have to enjoy myself.

Yu Wei opened the long-dormant author group and found a few recent mentions: @splurging author, big shot, someone wrote a book to criticize you.

He found the corresponding message and saw that it was indeed a chat log, no different from the usual online novel community amusement.

The merged and forwarded messages included several screenshots of excerpts from Qi Luo'an's novels, specifically highlighting the character's personality and the part where he was criticized by his peers. This is taken out of context; please do not take things out of context.

At first glance, this part does seem like a troll post, but a closer look reveals that it is not.

You only see the negative aspects, right? It's a classic case of praising by first criticizing.

In reality, casual readers don't actually read the books. They see a screenshot, search for it, leave a comment in the book club, and then leave it on their bookshelves to gather dust.

The chat logs only circulated in a small circle, but they spread incredibly fast. In the time it took Yu Wei and his friends to have dinner, their collection of novels had increased significantly.

There are many onlookers, but very few are actually reading the book. Only a dozen or so people are following Chapter 8, which is far from enough to warrant switching to another book.

Qi Luoan was also shocked when she saw the backstage. It's one thing to just watch the drama without reading the book, but what's with calling her a hater?

Everyone else could be Yu Weiheizi, but she absolutely could not.

"Stop spreading rumors. I just saw the latest chapter, and the author doesn't seem like a Yu Wei hater, but rather like Yu Wei himself."

As more and more people watch the drama unfold, some will eventually read the book. The more they read, the more they feel something is off. It's one thing that the protagonist is based on Yu Wei, but even the plot is similar to Yu Wei's.

You know, the last Yu Wei hater who was widely recognized was himself. Who knows if this book will use the same trick again?

Upon seeing Yu Weiheizi, the first thing to suspect is whether it is actually him!

It's not impossible that she might write about herself, criticize herself, and lure in haters to attack her.

This conjecture had just begun when the most compelling evidence appeared: they found Yu Wei's own commentary in Chapter Ten.

"history!"

Deliberate actions are most likely to incite conflict.

Yu Wei's reply was too deliberate; it was as if she was intentionally trying to create an adversarial relationship with the book and leading everyone to think of the author as a hater.

More importantly, this message was posted yesterday, and there was absolutely no traffic before the new author and new book were added to the database. How did he know about this book?

It's obvious that this book is his alternate account; Yu Wei is pretending to be a hater again. These things can't escape their eyes at all.

Yu Wei: ?
He just casually replied with a word about history, wanting to avenge that day, how come everyone is making such connections...

If he really wanted to be a hater, he wouldn't have bothered leaving a comment. It just shows that netizens are making some assumptions.

In fact, many netizens think that Yu Wei's comment is not simple. They don't think it was intentional, but rather that Yu Wei thought it was what they thought.

It is precisely because this seems deliberate that he does this on purpose, making everyone doubt him. In fact, this is just a smokescreen for his alternate account.

Qi Luoan: ?

What the heck? She's become Yu Wei?

Although she was happy to accept it, the novel was not actually written by Yu Wei. The book was indeed related to Yu Wei, but he was completely left to his own devices.

She typed all 20,000+ words herself; Yu Wei didn't have time to write two at the same time.

Looking at the endless stream of private messages calling out to Yu Wei, Qi Luoan felt quite overwhelmed. She knew no one would believe her if she said she was Yu Wei's friend.

If this can't be explained clearly, will they be seen as narcissistic, self-kissing, or Japanese when they're together in the future?
vulgar!

A wave of immense embarrassment and absurdity washed over him, and Qi Luoan forcibly stopped his fantasies. Proving this was easy enough; he could just update 20,000 words a day.

Can Yu Wei do it?
"If this was written by Yu Wei, then according to his style, does this novel, 'Malice,' actually exist?"

"This is the final suspense. If Yu Wei publishes the novel, then he must be the author himself."

"Am I the only one curious about the suspense stories Yu Wei writes? The novels are very vague about them. I'm also quite curious about the murder cases the author has been involved in."

"Don't have too high expectations. Haven't you read Yu Wei's novels? He probably has the ideas, but it's hard to say what level of writing he'll produce."

What novels did Yu Wei write?

That raises serious questions!
His novels were such a flop; if it weren't for the gimmicks in "Celebrity Ratings," it would definitely have been a flop based solely on its quality.

There's still something to look forward to regarding Yu Wei's other abilities, but his writing skills are questionable.

Although he has had successful screenplays, writing novels and screenplays are obviously different, not to mention that the screenplay for "The Tuner" is not very long.

The script will not be made public, but the novel needs to be entertaining, and everyone has already experienced Yu Wei's writing style.

Because of Yu Wei's influence, the book "Flop Data" quickly spread, and many people came to see what Yu Wei had written this time.

As time went on, the number of readers of the novel grew rapidly. Just as Yu Wei and his friends were looking for a place to rest, 100 had finished reading it.

"What kind of idyllic life are they living?"

Yu Wei racked his brains to achieve 100% completion rate, and even sought help from his peers in the industry.

That day, he lost not money, but the author's integrity and soul...

He's endured all the hardships, while others are enjoying a life of leisure, right? Qi Luo'an's reading comprehension has increased rapidly in a muddled way, a world apart from what he was like back then.

However, this was undoubtedly a good thing for him now. Yu Wei exchanged the novel, but the first thing that came to his mind was Japanese.

After the original version, there are several other translated versions. This system is truly comprehensive, offering complete mastery of multiple languages ​​and saving you the cost of finding a translator.

This is indeed a good way to learn a foreign language; breaking down a novel into its components yields a vast vocabulary.

I really need to learn this foreign language!

(End of this chapter)