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Chapter 160 What a passion this is!

"It not only distinguishes between superior and inferior, but also determines life and death."

Wei Yu's portrayal of Feng Yuxiu is characterized by his obsessive and fanatical gaze, and the almost manic smile on his lips is chilling.

His leg techniques were not merely flashy displays of skill, but were filled with a primal killing intent; each kick aimed straight for vital points, cunning and ruthless.

Gasps of astonishment rippled through the audience, who watched in stunned silence. They had never imagined action scenes could be filmed so realistically and with such palpable tension, as if it weren't acting, but a real life-or-death struggle.

After reading the latest chapter of Yu Wei's novel, everyone had only one thought.

Is this kid bragging too much?

What kind of fight scene can be described as cunning, ruthless, and a life-or-death struggle? If this description were placed in the kung fu movies of the past, they would believe it.

Are modern martial arts films just special effects brawls?
Whether it can be filmed or not is another matter, but judging from the situation in the novel, does Yu Wei somehow know kung fu...?

It's worth noting that the protagonist of Yu Wei's novel is basically in sync with him, whether it's singing, acting, or even playing the piano, they are all perfect replicas.

The movie's main character, Wei Yu, is the most skilled fighter, so Yu Wei will also be playing a martial arts-obsessed assassin.
It doesn't look like it at all; it just doesn't look like it no matter how you look at it.

In everyone's eyes, Yu Wei, though not exactly a goofball, is a kind and approachable person, an interesting soul, and a multi-talented entertainer.

People might even believe that he has good acting skills and can portray the feeling of a madman, after all, his superb acting skills in "Andhadhun" are obvious to all.

But if you say he knows kung fu, no one will believe you. Kung fu stars are either from Shaolin Temple or are martial arts competition champions.

Yu Wei, an idol who almost got kicked out as the seventh member, how could he possibly learn kung fu? With his mediocre dance skills?
Since becoming famous, Yu Wei's other professional abilities are beyond doubt; her singing, musical instruments, acting, and even story creation abilities are also impeccable.

His physical abilities are the only thing that's not commendable. Take the night he became famous and the group disbanded, for example. Although the song "Heart Wall" successfully made him stand out, his performance of the two group dances was really mediocre.

It's probably because people are using filters. Objectively speaking, it's just that the limbs are uncoordinated. The movements are correct, but it just looks awkward.

Netizens jokingly called it "robot-level".

This isn't meant to be derogatory. Everyone has strengths and weaknesses. Perhaps Yu Wei, despite his exceptional creative abilities, simply lacks talent in action sequences.

If even a simple dance is like this, then martial arts are even more so. They would rather believe that Yu Wei can win the Nobel Prize than believe that Yu Wei knows kung fu.

He is, after all, a proper writer, but the word "kung fu"... has absolutely nothing to do with him.

Yu Wei was dumbfounded after reading the comments from the readers. Slander! He'd sue the readers for slander! Who's uncoordinated? Going on stage without any dance background? No wonder they can't dance well.

The internet has a long memory; those two dance performances are among the few embarrassing moments in Yu Wei's life since she became famous, and they are occasionally used by netizens as material for memes.

He was quite accepting of it, and occasionally when he saw videos of "Xiao Yu learning to dance," he found them quite amusing.

"They actually said I'm uncoordinated, I guess I'll have to show you guys what I'm capable of."

After "Kung Fu Jungle" was released in the novel, the redemption requirement had been met. Yu Wei opened the panel and fell into deep thought as he looked at the new redemption data.

[Redemption Requirements: Monthly votes must exceed 10000.]

It's finally here! This is the first time we've seen monthly ticket data since the book was released. Monthly tickets are one of the most distinctive data points on Qidian, reflecting a work's popularity and reader approval.

Although there are many fake entries, 99% of those on the list are truly deserving, so it still has some reference value for novels.

My own book has finally reached the point where I need monthly passes...

For Yu Wei's current novel data, 10,000 monthly votes is actually not bad. It's mainly because it's the first time he's encountered this, and the data requirements aren't high. He already has tens of thousands of votes, so he simply redeemed them for the movie.

In fact, his monthly vote count could theoretically be higher, but he updates too infrequently, so there aren't enough votes for readers to subscribe.

After all, most of his readers are new users who come here just to watch the drama unfold, and they don't read other books on the platform much, so it's naturally not easy for them to buy tickets.

It seems that if we need monthly pass data in the future, we'll have to update it more frequently.

With eight o'clock fast approaching, Yu Wei simply silenced his phone and went to type away, deciding he might as well skip this episode.

……

"I'd like to see how this kid wins."

At 7:50 p.m., Chen Jinyi had already transformed the living room into a perfect viewing area.

She carefully arranged various snacks and fruits on the coffee table, patted the cushions on the sofa to make them soft and comfortable, and even dimmed the lights to create a small home theater atmosphere.

This episode was not easy for Chen Jinyi... Her son used her father's songs to compete and ended up losing, so it's no wonder she felt bad.

There's a misconception that three generations of a family have never beaten a single person in their family.

"Don't worry, Mom, it's well-deserved. You'll see when you hear it."

Qi Luoan was squatting next to the coffee table, eating watermelon. As long as the filter isn't too thick, it's easy to draw a conclusion after listening to the two songs.

You can say she's biased, but so many audience members preferred Yu Wei's songs, which just goes to show that everyone's eyes are sharp.

"You admit you went to the scene?"

Chen Jinyi gave her a half-smile, which successfully made Qi Luoan feel guilty, and she could only confess to going to the show.

"Yu Tong took me there!"

"Mom, you know me. I didn't want to go at first, but I heard that my older brother was there, so I decided to put aside my prejudices and go cheer him on."

Chen Jinyi smiled gently, already having guessed the general idea.

She doesn't understand Shen Yutong. Doesn't she know what kind of person her own daughter is? Supporting her own brother? Unless the sun rises in the west.

Most likely, they went to see Yu Wei...

Knowing her daughter as well as Chen Jinyi does, any program featuring Qi Yuan is practically poison. The fact that she would go to the set despite such a potent poison speaks volumes about her devotion to Yu Wei. A daughter grows up and leaves home.

Good, good, good. Yu Wei, that brat, not only beat up his own son and father, but also tried to kidnap her daughter, as if he was afraid that her life would be too easy.

Has the show started yet?

Qi Yunming strolled out of the study, looking quite dejected. If it weren't for his clean home clothes, he would have looked like a homeless person.

The mother and daughter were already used to this, so they didn't say anything. He was acting like this either because he had too much work at the company or because his fishing buddies had posted pictures that angered him.

At 8:00 AM sharp, the sixth episode of "Music Blind Box" premiered as scheduled. As always, the host took control of the entire show, allowing the four guests to choose blind boxes in turn.

"An'an, what's it like to be a blind box?"

Chen Jinyi suddenly launched an attack, her tone somewhat teasing. They hadn't had a proper talk about this since Qi Luoan finished the show, so today was a good opportunity to chat about it face to face.

"It's...very novel."

Qi Luoan seemed to have lost all her strength and abilities. She dared not lie to her mother and could only talk about other things.

She inherited her cleverness from her mother; her little schemes couldn't be hidden from others at all.

"It's not the kind of novelty where you wrap yourself up like a gift and wait for someone to unwrap it, is it?"

Qi Luoan was shocked upon hearing this. What kind of words were these? What kind of words were these? Did any mother describe her daughter like this?
Qi Yunming ignored this, simply lying on his side quietly watching the program. There was nothing to argue about; it was just a case of an old lecher giving birth to a little lecher.

When Qi Yuan drew the farmer player, Qi Yunming and Chen Jinyi didn't react much. It's good for the child to get some experience.

They were all people who had suffered hardship, especially Qi Yunming, who almost starved to death when he was a child, so naturally he couldn't look down on those who suffered.

It's a blessing for my son to be able to draw this one.

When they saw Qi Yuan clumsily but still managing to husk corn, they felt somewhat relieved.

It seems my son has grown up.

Many viewers felt more favorably toward Qi Yuan after seeing this. These days, especially among the younger generation, very few people can be truly down-to-earth.

He may not be considered a powerhouse performer now, but he's on the right track, which is quite remarkable.

Many of Qi Yuan's fans even wanted to become fans again after seeing this scene. Don't underestimate the power of the "white moonlight," especially a better "white moonlight."

The scene then shifts to Yu Wei, who is seen sitting in a truck typing away, without stopping even during a bumpy ride.

"Does he write every day in Leuven too?"

Chen Jinyi asked a question with great interest.

This kid is really strange. Playing on his phone in the car, especially on a bumpy mountain road, makes him dizzy. To write under such circumstances, to call it a passion would be a shallow statement.

This should be called treating coding as life itself.

"Of course, he would bury himself in writing for several hours every day."

Qi Luoan knew Yu Wei inside and out. She knew exactly how long Yu Wei typed and how often he rubbed his hands.

"You're paying so much attention to him?"

Chen Jinyi was still testing the waters. She didn't object to her daughter dating, but as a mother, she didn't want her daughter to lose her head.

No matter what, you need to be familiar with them enough.

How could I not pay attention? They were typing away face-to-face. But of course, Qi Luoan couldn't say that out loud. The closer you are to someone writing a novel, the more awkward it becomes.

She wouldn't even tell Shen Yutong, let alone her parents, because if they heard, they would think she was wasting her time.

However, they clearly underestimated Yu Wei's "love" for writing, because on the night of their journey, Yu Wei actually got up in the middle of the night to start writing.

When everyone saw the boy intently typing on camera, they were stunned...

The dilapidated inn, the dim lighting, the buzzing of mosquitoes—the environment and Yu Wei's enthusiasm form a stark contrast, making the composition truly top-notch.

At this moment, Yu Wei seemed to possess a unique charm that made it impossible for anyone to look away. The camera focused solely on her, but no one intended to fast-forward.

In the end, the program even fast-forwarded, and the night sky outside the window gradually brightened, but Yu Wei's movements never changed.

He just sat there quietly typing, from night until dawn.

The production team quickly broadcast the entire night's filming in fast-forward, proving that it wasn't staged and that he genuinely wrote his novel all night under such conditions.

What a passion this is!
Let alone the entertainment industry, you can't find many online novelists who are this serious. After all, Yu Wei is already rich. How many online novelists who have made money can maintain their original intentions?
"Give the photographer a bonus; he left behind a legendary photo for the Chinese entertainment industry."

"It's not just the domestic entertainment industry; don't forget that Yu Wei has also made a name for himself in the piano world. Those who are involved in the arts will definitely like this picture even more."

"I will never say that Yu Wei writes history again. He puts so much effort into it and it really is history. I have to eat it all."

Qi Luoan watched the show while browsing the forum, and took screenshots of some interesting comments.

As the group admin of Yu Wei's praise group, she was determined to send these words to Yu Wei later.

"What are you doing sneaking around? The stage is about to start."

"coming."

Qi Luoan turned off her phone, triggering the wallpaper she had just changed.

The faint light from the screen pierced through the darkness, illuminating the dust particles floating in the air. The mold stains on the mottled wall were obvious. Yu Weijing sat quietly in the corner, his fingertips flying across the keyboard.

(End of this chapter)