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

Chapter 19 Hearing the sound of tears, I entered the woods to search for pear blossoms in white, only to find a line of green moss.

Yu Wei's room had two camera positions: one on the roof for a wide-angle shot, and the other next to his desk for a close-up. In fact, both cameras could capture him typing...

The action can be captured on camera, but the specific content is definitely not clear; all you can see is him constantly typing away at the computer.

He wouldn't deliberately avoid the cameras because it's not a big deal, but having two people standing next to him is a completely different story.

Tong Yulu and Chi Leying stood on either side of the desk, their eyes meeting in a way that seemed to say, "If you don't leave, I won't leave either," implying they would either leave together or stay together...

Why are they all crowding around him?
Yu Wei is not a heartthrob, and the entertainment industry is not lacking in good-looking people.

To say they have talent wouldn't be accurate; their current song doesn't really reveal much. They came here mainly for two reasons.

Firstly, it satisfies curiosity. He appeared on the show but didn't show his face on camera or ask for permission, which naturally puzzled his colleagues.

Secondly, they did it for the sake of the show's effect.

Although "HELLO Roommate" depicts the daily lives of tenants, it can't just be about daily life. Otherwise, after a few episodes, it will become too bland, and the audience won't be able to stick with it.

Even though they only made a brief appearance, it changed the show's perspective, made the variety show more interesting to film, and gave the audience something different to watch.

It's easy to imagine that when the show reaches this point, viewers will be curious about what Yu Wei is doing...

For them, this is also a great opportunity to make their presence felt. Compared to doing monotonous work down there, it's definitely more interesting to bring the audience up to "decipher" the secrets.

There's no such thing as personal charm in the entertainment industry. The only reason Yu Weilai gets attention is because it's profitable.

Real female celebrities aren't so easy to flirt with. A few witty remarks from the male lead are enough to make their eyes sparkle.
Do you really think people are unsophisticated?

Firstly, he has some talent; secondly, he is very popular; thirdly, he is good for the show; and perhaps he also has a little bit of curiosity.

Yu Wei knew very well why they had come, and as the one being disturbed, he was naturally extremely annoyed.

However, from the perspective of an ordinary observer, compared to those naive girls who believe everything they hear, those who are cunning and resourceful are the most likely to remain untainted by the mud.

Because they know what they want, and they know what's more important to them...

"If you don't leave now, I'm leaving."

He may acknowledge it, but he still has to ask the reader to leave. His eager readers are waiting for him to update, and anything that interferes with his writing is just a nuisance.

"Well, that won't affect your continued creation."

Clearly, Tong Yulu had overheard Yu Wei's words. She probably followed Chi Leying upstairs and eavesdropped outside the door.

The two women wisely withdrew. Everything has its limits; if they lingered any longer, it would backfire, and the audience wouldn't want to watch.

They're all cunning old foxes, but compared to them, Yu Wei, this loser, seems more like an honest kid; at least he doesn't slack off when he's writing.

Speaking of readers, ever since Yu Wei asked him, "Will you keep reading?" that day, that scathing reader has never replied to him again.

I don't know what's wrong with this sentence...

However, Yu Wei didn't ask any more questions. He just wanted a loyal reader, not a sycophant, so there was no need to ask.

Which song should we write this time?

The pacing of entertainment novels really tests an author's skill. A good connection between daily events and plot twists is like a balanced meal, while a bad connection makes the story feel like it's half-full and half-full.

The daily entertainment pace can be slower, with about ten or twenty chapters allowing the protagonist to show off a bit.

However, the pacing of a fast-paced story shouldn't be dragged out. Ideally, there should be an injustice every three chapters, and the protagonist should be able to slay it with a sword every five chapters, with the protagonist always on the path of pretending.

His book, "Rating Entertainment," is a classic example of a fast-paced, enjoyable read. The protagonist gives ratings and sharp critiques of the entire entertainment industry; if it drags on too much, it will negatively impact the reading experience.

These past two days, when he wrote about entertaining folk guests, I noticed a significant drop in readership. Although readers seemed to enjoy "Stirring Up Waves" and "Brother Mianjin," the data doesn't lie.

Yu Wei wrote another chapter today titled "High-pitched Brother," which seems a bit filler. If he continues to write like this, readers will probably leave again.

"When will you sing a new song?" He saw Pengcheng Wanli's comment. Ever since the last "Three Questions from the Heart Wall," he had become a loyal reader, urging for updates in the comments section whenever he had a spare moment.

Whether Yu Wei wanted to read the book or not, he certainly wanted to find out the truth...

In fact, many people who have been following the book "Why Do Celebrities Always Care About Ratings?" think the same way. Since it's a work that plagiarizes entertainment, the protagonist will probably plagiarize songs later on.

He wrote "The Wall of the Heart" five days in advance for the first time. What will he write this time?
If we start with normal plagiarism, everyone will definitely scatter like swarms of idiots. Let's just treat the first song as a way to attract attention.

But if the second song is also a new song that seems to predict the future, then things will be very serious... Either the author has connections, or the author has supernatural powers.

Yu Wei is definitely going to write a new song that they haven't heard before, but he hasn't decided what to write yet.

Just as he was hesitating, people downstairs started calling for dinner. Yu Wei got up, walked to the door, then turned back and wrote a few words on a piece of paper before taking it downstairs...

"Wow, you're quite enthusiastic about eating."

Fei Hong and the others set out the bowls and chopsticks, and didn't forget to tease Yu Wei who was coming downstairs.

No one's around all morning, not doing any work or chatting. It's a bit awkward for a program that's all about social interaction to be alone...

But Fei Hong meant well; he wasn't saying that to Yu Wei, but to the other guests and audience.

These kinds of things are just jokes when they're brought up, but if you don't say anything, the audience is more likely to take them too seriously. Other guests might not say anything, but you don't know what they're thinking. Once it's brought up, a laugh will make it all go away.

In fact, Yu Weigang noticed this as soon as he arrived. Although this crew-cut guy didn't say much during the praise session, he had given him plenty of hints, both overt and covert.

What's even more commendable is that he doesn't just treat himself this way; he also quietly defuses any controversial remarks made by others.

This kind of "afterthought" that takes into account the impact of the program's broadcast is easily overlooked, and it's a case of doing good deeds quietly.

However, none of the guests present said anything to Yu Wei; at most, they were just curious about what he was doing.

The guests were able to accept it because it didn't matter whether Yu Wei was there or not. Although he didn't do anything, he didn't make things worse either, so they let him be.

But the production team definitely couldn't accept this. They paid celebrities to come and make the show interesting, so how could they just hide and not come out?
The directors and others noticed that Yu Weiyi had been typing away at the computer all morning, though they had no idea what he was typing...

"Yu Wei, let's go walk the dog together this afternoon."

This is what the director asked the photographer to convey: if the variety show guests don't show their faces, then what's the point of hiring them?
The group looked at each other in bewilderment. The director took the initiative to speak and arrange the program flow, which was the first time in recent episodes.

Their show focuses on observing daily life, and even if there is a script, it won't be given very clearly, but this time it was basically explicitly stated.

The production team went to great lengths for Yu Wei.

"Okay, but I have to come back early."

Yu Wei's words startled everyone again. He only listened to half of what the director said, which meant he was only giving half the respect. Wasn't that a bit...?

Actually, Yu Wei has already been very accommodating; he should at least update twice a day, right?

Why did you come back early?

The director's words weren't exactly angry, but they carried a questioning tone. The production team had managed to invite a veteran artist like Zhong Qing, so they certainly weren't afraid of offending a newcomer like him.

"I only wrote a few lines this morning."

Yu Wei guessed that the production team would not let him participate, so he had already made preparations. He didn't know any other songs, but he really remembered a lot of lyrics.

He didn't hide anything and immediately took out the manuscript he had just written.

"Hearing the sound of tears, I entered the woods to search for the white pear blossoms."
Only a line of green moss remained.

Rain falls on the flower terrace beyond the mountains.

My temples are graying.

(End of this chapter)