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Chapter 146 made a mistake regarding Yu Wei
The Louvre International Film Festival lasts for five days. The first day includes the opening ceremony and welcome reception, followed by two days of screenings and exhibitions, and finally the awards ceremony and cultural performances.

The time is relatively flexible; at least Yu Wei has ample time to write. The only problem is the time difference…

Belgium observes daylight saving time six hours later than China, so when they arrived at the hotel it was around 3 a.m. in China.

They were still on the plane when the fifth episode of "Music Blind Box" was released, so they didn't see it immediately.

Yu Wei originally didn't want to finish it, but after Qi Luoan's persistent pleading, she agreed and watched for a while before going to sleep.

It's past 9 PM, and a man and a woman are watching a variety show alone in a hotel. Would anyone believe it if I told them...?

Yu Wei sank into the large, soft sofa, the air conditioner blowing warm air, and the air was filled with the hotel's unique light fragrance and the sweet fruity scent of the eucalyptus hair beside her.

"The shampoo is good."

He should have kept quiet, because once he mentioned Qi Luoan, he got a little excited and started tilting his head to lean closer to Yu Wei, as if to say, "If you like it, smell it more."

This episode didn't have many highlights. The part where Yu Wei taught Hu Xing how to write novels left outsiders completely confused, while only those who read online novels could understand it.

"I think I've seen this book before."

Qi Luoan was clearly taken aback when she saw the book title Yu Wei had given to the amateur contestants. This book was from the same cohort as her, and she had seen it in the library.

Therefore, it was when Yu Wei read other people's novels that he had the idea of ​​writing something himself.
"However, the results were just average."

During the initial release period of online novels, the focus is on readership and engagement. Readership refers to the number of readers attracted, while engagement refers to the number of people following the latest chapters.

Attracting readers is one thing, but retaining them is another. Yu Wei's idea for Hu Xing was alright, but there aren't many readers now, probably because it wasn't well-written...

Yu Wei had read the earlier parts of the story, and after flipping through a few more chapters, he found the problem: Hu Xing was overthinking things.

"Why do new writers always like to make the protagonist grow stronger? They're writing something perfectly fine, and then suddenly they have this crazy idea to add some personal charm..."

Hu Xing's problem lies here: the protagonist's growth is fine, but it can't just happen over a dozen chapters.

At the beginning, he was poor and wanted to make money, but before he had made much money, he suddenly decided to become a clear-headed soul, highlighting the protagonist's vision.

“Idealism, I guess.” Qi Luoan paused. “It’s normal to get carried away with writing a few chapters and then impose your own ideas on the protagonist.”

That's quite normal; newcomers often like to consider the protagonist's emotional journey and what kind of person he should become...

Originally, everyone was just an ordinary person, so people could empathize with them. But if someone suddenly says, "How can a sparrow know the ambition of a swan?", wouldn't that scare the readers away?
You're right, but we're just sparrows.

"Why didn't you make that mistake?"

On the other hand, Qi Luoan is also a newcomer, so how come she didn't have any problems with the plot or character setting? Is she really a naturally gifted person?

"I wrote you as the main character, how could I possibly make a mistake for you... cough, having a character design won't ruin the story."

What on earth is she talking about?

The conversations on the show were a blurry buzzing sound in my ears, but Qi Luoan's heartbeat was deafening.

Even though Yu Wei had seen a lot of big scenes, he was a little frightened by these words. Did he really want to make a mistake against him?
"Comrade Qi, we cannot make mistakes of principle, do you understand?"

Qi Luoan did not reply. Embarrassed, she quickly realized the key point: it wasn't her fault; it was all this person's fault for seducing her.

It's only natural to make mistakes for someone you like.

The program continued to unfold, but Qi Luoan's attention was no longer on it. She realized that this was the perfect opportunity for her to make a mistake.

At first, she tilted her head so that Yu Wei could smell her hair, but then, in a flash, she leaned her body slightly and rested her shoulder gently on Yu Wei's arm.

Before Qi Luoan could even enjoy a moment of intimacy, her shoulder quickly lost its point of contact and fell into empty space.

She tilted her head and saw that Yu Wei had actually turned his body to the side and pushed his shoulder out to the other side, just in time to avoid her sudden attack.

"Iron Mountain Lean, never seen that before, have you?"

Qi Luoan had never seen anyone like this before, mainly because he had never seen anyone so deliberately pretending to be ignorant...

She was initially a little shy when she leaned closer, but when Yu Wei dodged, Qi Luo'an's rebellious streak kicked in instantly, and she was determined to lean on that shoulder today.

She didn't say anything, but slowly slid her arm down from the back of the sofa, naturally wrapped it around Yu Wei's shoulder, and then pulled him back to his original position.

"Comrade, you need to sit up straight."

Qi Luoan finally got her wish and leaned against him, like a kitten that had found a comfortable nest, letting out a barely audible sigh of satisfaction.

You don’t even want to act anymore?
Yu Wei hadn't expected her to be so bold, and his heart started racing.

He could clearly feel the subtle rise and fall of Qi Luoan's body as he breathed, and the body temperature transmitted through the thin fabric.

Qi Luoan appeared to be taking the initiative, but his brain had actually shut down. Impulsiveness is the devil, and he only realized how presumptuous his actions were after he had acted impulsively.

She felt her cheeks burning, as if her blood was rushing through her veins, bringing a slight dizziness and an unprecedented sense of clarity.

Awkward, but not a loss...

The two remained silent, leaning together to enjoy the second half of the show. The hard-of-hearing old man's duet with Meng Han successfully amused Qi Luo'an, and Yu Wei could feel her shoulders shaking with laughter.

She kept shaking like a sieve, and Yu Wei got annoyed by the shaking, so she gently bumped into her as a form of retaliation. Qi Luoan, not to be outdone, bumped back.

The previously ambiguous situation suddenly took a turn, with the two of them bumping into each other like Newton arranging a ball.

"Songs I wrote before?"

When Yu Wei on the show said that "A Person Like Me" was written by him before, Qi Luoan was obviously a little concerned, but the movement on his shoulder did not stop.

You'll understand when you hear it.

Combined with the performance on the screen, the two swayed left and right like they were in a concert; someone who didn't know better might think they were clapping along to a beat.

However, when the line "Someone as outstanding as me should have lived a brilliant life" was sung, Qi Luoan, who was about to charge forward, subconsciously stopped his movement.

This was written when he was still at the bottom, right...?

Yu Wei was caught off guard and bumped into nothing, nearly knocking Qi Luo'an over. What a close call! It almost turned into a melodramatic soap opera. Hu Xing's voice was deep and slightly hoarse, as if every note carried the trivialities and sorrows of life.

There were no techniques involved, only genuine feelings. Even if Yu Wei listened to it again, he still felt that Yu Wei was the most stable of his current six teammates.

"How come after more than 20 years..."

Still adrift in the sea of ​​people.

Qi Luoan curled up on the sofa, her fingers unconsciously stroking the hem of Yu Wei's T-shirt next to her, feeling a strange sense of bitterness.

His life must have been very hard before, sigh.

She was about to offer a few words of comfort when she overheard, "How come you still traded a relationship for a body full of scars?"

"Ok?"

Qi Luoan sprang up from the sofa in a flash, oh dear, what a relationship, what a mess.

"It expresses the author's homesickness."

Yu Wei looked up at her. Isn't it normal for works of art to be edited?

Does the person who wrote "a new storm has appeared" have actually witnessed the storm?

Qi Luoan naturally understood this principle, but the production team was just too mean; when Yu Wei sang this line, they gave him a close-up shot.

The other three guests were all looking at him, which made the scene somewhat amusing.

"People like me who are lost"

People like me searching
A person like me who accomplishes nothing
How many more people have you met?

Hearing the lyrics filled with self-deprecation and sadness, Qi Luoan's heart trembled, and he simply pretended to pour himself a glass of water.

She stood up simply to get a drink of water.

As the last sentence, "Would anyone feel sorry for someone as inexplicable as me," slowly fell, Qi Luo'an subconsciously glanced at Yu Wei, who was sitting quietly, and felt a little uneasy.

It turns out that the unspeakable resentment, the loneliness he was ashamed to admit, and the anxiety that gnawed at his self-esteem in the dead of night had long been composed into music and written down.

In the absolute silence, she seemed to hear her own answer, which was about to be uttered: Who says no one cares? I cherish you!
"I didn't write this song, don't take it seriously."

"I know."

People like to cut ties with their past selves. Qi Luoan doesn't like to talk about her childhood star career either. That's how it is.

She's even seen people who would go so far as to feign schizophrenia to distance themselves from their dark past...

"It's eleven o'clock, I should go to sleep, you should go home now."

Yu Wei was sleepy the whole way on the plane, and then watched TV for half a day, so his eyelids were already starting to droop.

The rest of the exchange group were staying nearby. Although this group didn't come openly, they were definitely observing their movements.

If Qi Luoan keeps staying, then tomorrow might be a real possibility...

It's true that people can say whatever they want, but it's really annoying to be gossiped about when you haven't done anything at all.

Goodnight.

Although she was reluctant to part ways, Qi Luoan still had important matters to attend to tomorrow, and she could still sort things out.

She knew what Yu Wei was thinking, so she made sure to close the door very loudly when she left, so that everyone watching from the other side of the wall could hear her clearly.

Do you even understand the meaning of "expressing feelings but stopping at propriety"?

After confirming that Qi Luoan had returned to his room, Yu Weicai dragged his tired body to bed. Now that the program had finished airing, Fei Hong could finally start writing about the competition.

In the video sent by Fei Hong, which was also titled "A Person Like Me," his style was quite different from Hu Xing's style in the program.

The struggle and confusion that Hu Xing sang about stemmed from his own experience as an ordinary person lost in the whirlpool of life.

But Fei Hong sang about the tearing apart of his self-awareness, which was the disillusionment of his youthful aspirations.

The contrast between a brilliant life and drifting aimlessly in the sea of ​​people reflects his real experiences growing up, and the sense of powerlessness of being just another face in the crowd.

With this song, Fei Hong should be able to win tomorrow's revival match.

It's worth mentioning that because Yu Wei was absent from this episode, the artist "Music Blind Box" brought in to fill in for him was Fei Hong. Obviously, the production team also wanted to take advantage of the popularity of this song to promote the newcomer.

He doesn't know if he can make a comeback, but at least it's an opportunity.

"What should I write about the day after tomorrow...?"

Yu Wei had already started thinking about the plot for the day after tomorrow. During the days while waiting for the visa, he arranged for Tong Yulu, Zhang Lingye, and Meng Lei to fight the little idol, and all three of them won without exception.

Chen Chen is the only familiar face left; the others are all young idols. It seems that to make the competition more exciting, we'll need to arrange for some locals to stir things up.

Using "Bubble" is a bit too much for a supermodel. This time, Yu Wei plans to make some internet-famous songs to fill the gap. Don't be fooled by the controversy surrounding internet-famous songs; they're still better than those idols who are bad at both singing and dancing.

The only problem is that he doesn't remember the original singers' voices of those popular songs, so adjusting the AI ​​is out of the question.

Yu Wei thought for a moment and decided to do something a little dirty: during tomorrow's live stream, he would randomly select the voices of a few lucky viewers and add them to his audio library...

We've written about both real and fake celebrities, so writing about real netizens isn't too much to ask, right? We can just pick a few voices, synthesize them, and use them for mass production.

There's no need to fine-tune the model for trending songs, since AI will definitely not go off-key and will sound good no matter what.

Want to see some fun? Come on, all of you, be my recruits!

Readers, you form the head!

(End of this chapter)