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

Chapter 183 Isn’t this a kind of NTR
As Yu Wei's popularity soared, keeping the "Music Blind Box" program a secret became increasingly difficult.

Despite the clear notice on the tickets stating "Disclosure of unpublished program information is strictly prohibited," the fact that Yu Wei sang two songs spread rapidly as soon as the program ended...

It's hard to prevent this kind of thing. The more popular a show is, the more spoilers there will be. Entertainment-oriented variety shows are okay, but for competitive variety shows, once an episode is filmed, the results of the competition are available online for the entire day.

For the production team, this is not necessarily a bad thing. In the first two episodes, when Yu Wei was not present, no one was there to leak the plot.

The fact that someone is giving away spoilers means there's a lot of discussion. Who would come to the set of an obscure show to give away spoilers?

"Is it true? Is he no longer satisfied with singing only one song per episode?"

"It should be. Last time Chen Ping lost, it was this Zi Mu Nan who first revealed it. He's an old mole, his credibility is guaranteed."

"Because he missed two episodes, he sang an extra song as soon as he came back to make up for it. He really made me cry."

After everyone learned that Yu Wei sang two songs, they couldn't help but guess which two songs he sang. It's hard to guess what songs other singers sang, but Yu Wei's songs were always clearly stated.

Each of his songs can be traced back to one of his novels, serving as a reference.

They sang two songs. One of them must be "Later," which was mentioned briefly a few days ago. What was the other one?
Some say it's the legendary "Blue Lotus" reappearing, while others think it's just another song that Yu Wei tucked into a corner of the novel.

Netizens who realized this have already started flipping through the book to find the song, and Yu Wei's subscriptions have even increased significantly...

Little did they know that they really couldn't find "To the Future" this time. Adaptations usually include the original work, and there are two versions of "The Tuner".

"You deliberately sang a song that wasn't in the book, just to get subscriptions, right?"

Qi Luoan, who was sipping water with his head down, felt helpless. Yu Wei was plotting this openly. The more netizens couldn't find it, the more they would search, and eventually they would order it all.

When the show airs and everyone sees songs that aren't in the book, they'll be furious! Damn it, refund my money!
"I'm not lying, don't talk nonsense."

Yu Weizhen didn't mean it that way. Who knew that everyone would suddenly start looking for songs when they had so much free time, and even start "betting" for no reason? A little gambling is harmless fun.

Try opening it; there's no way you'll be able to get it open.

"You're so good at copying songs to get subscriptions, I'm so envious."

It's quite normal for entertainment novels to skip subscriptions. Qi Luoan reads like that himself, first watching the song performance segment, and if it's interesting, then using that as a starting point to subscribe to the rest of the book.

Those who write for entertainment news are well aware of this, so they basically use song titles as chapter titles, making it very transparent.

Although Yu Wei's novels are different from traditional entertainment novels, people still love to read the plot points of other works. However, while the appearance of other works in other books is a highlight, it is an advertisement in Yu Wei's books.

Many readers are only interested in his new work and only read the chapters with new songs. As for the plot, it's obvious that few people will read it.

Yu Wei's novels can occasionally insert a song to "cheat subscriptions," which is what Qi Luo'an envies most.

Copying books is slow. In the time it takes to write a book, you can write five songs. "Cheating subscribers" is definitely not on the same level.

After all, Qi Luoan's books are also plagiarized, and given his connection with Yu Wei, people will likely prioritize reading the plagiarized chapters to see what Yu Wei will write next.

To put it simply, the subscription rate for her chapter "The Devotion of Suspect X" was almost double that of the second chapter.

Of course, the main reason is that Yu Wei hasn't started writing this book yet, so everyone doesn't feel a sense of involvement and is afraid of being spoiled, so they are all waiting for the book to be published.

"What's there to envy? If you want to write plagiarized songs, just plagiarize them."

"..."

Qi Luo'an was speechless for a moment. She did want to, but Yu Weishu's songs were all original compositions. Did she have the ability to write them?

"I am not kidding."

Yu Weizhen wasn't mocking her; he just happened to remember his previous idea, and Qi Luoan's book was also tied to him.

Theoretically, she could also redeem the song credits from her book, but she's currently using them to write the book.

"Here's a song, you can write it into the storyline, and then sing it when the time comes, right?"

This is a new attempt. The main reason is that everyone is used to his new songs appearing in his novels every time, and people get tired of it after a while.

Singers need a certain level of novelty in their songs. After people learn about the style of a song from a book, they will have certain expectations even if they haven't heard it before.

Take the recently updated "Peach Blossom Promise" for example. People who don't like ancient-style songs might lose interest in the song after reading this chapter.

Qi Luoan's novel is primarily a book, and not many people read it. If a song were to suddenly appear, people probably wouldn't pay much attention.

When the song is released, for the vast majority of netizens, it will be a completely unexpected and novel experience.

This song-finding incident gave Yu Wei some inspiration. Sometimes it's good to keep netizens in suspense; if you reveal your secrets too often, people will get bored.

"real or fake?"

Upon hearing this, Qi Luoan's face lit up with joy. "Great songs! One song per chapter, copying a few more will easily get you 100,000 subscriptions."

More importantly, Yu Wei's songs appeared in her novel, which makes it seem like they had a close relationship.

The idea is good, but there is a technical issue that urgently needs adjustment.

"My protagonist is a writer, and that setting cannot be broken."

This is Qi Luoan's first time writing a book, and she clearly cares a lot about the characters and plot. She can't just cram everything into it just for the sake of popularity.

Can you just do something like selling your soul directly?
"Who said you had to change the settings? The song doesn't have to be sung by the main character; it's enough that it appears."

For example, if you hear a new song while driving, it's just a minor incident in Qi Luoan's storyline that can be glossed over. As long as the song's storyline is complete, Yu Wei can be replaced.

"Yes."

Qi Luo'an felt somewhat constrained by the plagiarism plot. Her protagonist didn't need to sing; she could just listen to any song she heard in real life. In any case, for the readers, this song would be new, which wouldn't have the same effect as directly copying a song.

"This seems interesting."

It's really good for Qi Luoan. It can boost the novel's popularity without affecting the plot. Even if it adds up the word count, why not?
Yu Wei is in a similar situation; it's all about changing songs anyway. Qi Luo'an's data requirements are even lower, and it's easier to switch works after the novel becomes popular, so it's a win-win situation.

Rio Sakuratani was still eating peacefully, completely ignoring the two's scheme, since she couldn't understand it anyway.

Do you have any plans to release a song recently?

Qi Luoan couldn't wait to write a song and go in. Fast forward to the point where readers, after reading the song, immediately called it trash and were proven wrong...

Yu Weigang wanted to mention Fei Hong and Zhou Mumu's duet, but then he thought that their song had already been foreshadowed in the book, and it would be too strange for a song to suddenly appear from somewhere else.

Those who dig holes and don't fill them will surely be punished by heaven.

"It seems like there haven't been any recently."

The only competition he has planned is the one with Zhou Mumu. He doesn't even know who the other guest performers are, so he can't arrange them yet.

Qi Luoan felt like she was on a rollercoaster, like she was being teased.

Although the thought of copying songs makes me a little itchy, I can't force new songs. Even if I have songs, I don't have many opportunities to sing them recently.

The recording of "Music Blind Box" has just been completed, the legendary album is still in production, and the storyline for "Top Idol" has not yet been decided.

Wait a minute, isn't she just a guest performer...?

Qi Luoan suddenly realized that she also had to sing. What a coincidence! She wrote a song for Yu Wei in her novel. She could just sing it with Shen Yutong.
They directly replicated Yu Wei's rise to power; that's what you call fate.

"You, are you going to be my guest performer?"

Yu Wei was still a little incredulous when she heard her suggestion. Shen Yutong really had a lot of influence, that she could even get her to come out of retirement.

"She threatened me, so I thought I'd help her out a little."

Yu Wei didn't want to ask too much about the sisterly affection; he was just thinking about one thing.

For original singers, having their own original work but having to sing someone else's new song is itself a form of NTR (Netorare, a form of sexual misconduct).

Given Shen Yutong's persistence, she would definitely value her own work more. Would she agree to sing someone else's song?
Qi Luoan said that this was exactly the effect he wanted.

She just wanted to see Shen Yutong's expression when she was full of passion and wanted to prove herself, but was forced to sing Yu Wei's work.

The thought of resisting while accepting, and finally being gradually won over by Yu Wei's new song, is exhilarating.

"You're a bit of a pervert."

Yu Wei realized that he still knew too little about the sisterhood between the two women. As long as they weren't killed, they would try to kill them to the death, just like him and the readers.

Sure enough, he and his readers are best friends...

"So, when will your new song be ready?"

Qi Luoan was already getting impatient. Now that the novel had been exposed, Shen Yutong could no longer threaten her, so she was the one threatening the other.

I won't sing along if you don't sing Yu Wei's songs, hehe.

"I've run out of inspiration in about ten days to two weeks."

Yu Wei should keep up the act for a while, and besides, there's no rush for their songs; let's arrange the competitions first.

As for a female chorus, let him think about it some more.

After dinner, Yu Wei and Sakura Rio briefly learned about novel publishing. The physical book market in Sakura is still booming, and the manga and light novel market there is much stronger than in China.

The specific publishing process is quite complex, especially for overseas books, which need to pass the corresponding review process before you can even talk to a publisher.

This can't be rushed; let's find a translator first.

After finishing their meal, Yu Wei didn't dare to linger. He still had to go to the company to record songs and tune the AI. Qi Luoan, having nothing else to do, planned to go with him. Sakura Rio, on the other hand, went back to school alone.

"I've never seen AI sing before, I'd like to broaden my horizons."

That's true. She used to find it amazing every time she watched AI sing. Apart from lacking emotion and human touch, it was just as good as, if not better than, AI in every other aspect.

To be honest, this Deng Shi AI probably already has 1.7 cases...

The two arrived at the Firefly Chinese Building with ease, intending to go directly to record a song. However, Yu Wei happened to pass by his old practice room and saw a familiar figure.

The empty practice room was filled only with the sounds of footsteps and typing. Qi Yuan gripped his phone tightly, his fingertips flying across the screen.

He would sometimes walk quickly to the mirror, frown and pause, and sometimes turn around and stroll to a corner, as if he was thinking about what to write next with each step.

If you can't write a good beginning, it must be a problem with the environment. His house is too stuffy. Back then, Yu Weike secretly typed in the practice room. This is the holy land for typing!

What is he doing?

Yu Wei was almost dumbfounded. Was this really Qi Yuan?

"I know."

Qi Luoan smiled slyly.

(End of this chapter)