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

Lin Puyan was initially adamant about not wanting to take the role, after all, he was a young man who played ancient-style male leads in his youth, and he still had some idol baggage to maintain...

Although he has gained weight now, playing an eunuch is still a bit tragic.

Until Yu Wei threw out a key word—immortality. Gao Yao's character not only has a cool aura, but he can also live forever!
Hearing this attribute, Lin Puyan was genuinely moved. He had played many high-class roles, but he couldn't find a single one who could live for thousands of years and never grow old.

This was a completely new area of ​​showing off that he had never ventured into before, and by comparison, the eunuch persona didn't seem so unacceptable after all...

"Alright, I'll agree to it for now. Whether I act in it or not, I'll decide after reading the script."

In fact, Lin Puyan had already agreed, but Yu Wei was too cunning and might be setting him up again, so he still had to be careful.

As it turned out, he was right. The so-called immortality did not last. However, for Gao Yao, who ended up with nothing, not being able to live forever was probably a good thing.

Yu Wei wasn't worried about him going back on his word. The script for "The Myth" was just average, but the character Gao Yao was truly charismatic.

As long as Lin Puyan reads the entire script, he probably won't let this role go.

What does it mean to cheat someone? This time it's a real good thing. After playing this role, he can definitely brag about it for the rest of his life!

After the lead actors were confirmed, the pressure shifted to Qi Luoan. The plan was perfect, but to put it into practice, the script needed to be completed.

Xianjing Film and Television couldn't just wait idly; they needed to finish the script as soon as possible before they could even begin negotiations, lest things get complicated.

To this end, Yu Wei did not hesitate to use himself as bait to coerce and entice Qi Luoan, and he said a number: two boxes!
Then Qi Luoan quickly started writing and editing, writing until he was completely lost in thought. He didn't have anything else to say, but he mainly wanted to help Yu Wei with a small favor.

"At this rate, it should be finished within a week."

Yu Wei smiled with relief, but a chill ran down his spine. It was all just a contribution to the film and television industry, nothing to brag about...

While Qi Luoan was furiously typing away, he wasn't idle either. Shen Yutong's song was settled, and as her opponent in this competition, Liu Ying's song also needed to be put on the agenda.

There was nothing to hesitate about; he had already decided what to write this time.

The lights dimmed and then brightened again, and Liu Ying, dressed in a white dress, stood in the center of the stage.

The piano intro flowed out like a spring, and her voice had a gentleness that had been washed away by time.

The song is called "So You're Here Too". When the song ended, applause rose and fell like a tide.

When the host came on stage, as is customary, the mentors were to give their comments. However, when it was Wei Yu's turn, he remained silent for a few seconds.

"The original song is a Japanese song called 'Aisareru Hana Aisarenu Hana,' a flower that is loved, a flower that is not loved. I don't think I heard it wrong."

This person has translated too many songs into Chinese. His famous works are basically Japanese songs with new lyrics. This time, Yu Wei is not hiding anything and directly wrote down the original song.

Respecting the original work is one aspect; on the other hand, he kept this Japanese song because he needed it.

Shortly after the new chapter was released, the author's backend received a bunch of question marks, leaving readers somewhat confused about what it meant.

When they saw this, they really thought that Yu Wei had rewritten the lyrics to a Japanese song, but when they searched online, they found nothing.

Are you trying to pull another fancy trick?

You write a song and insist it's an adaptation of a Japanese song, but there's no such Japanese song. Where did you adapt it from?

Netizens were cursing and complaining, feeling that Yu Wei was acting strangely, forgetting his mistakes, and trying to fool readers again. People who didn't know anything about Japanese songs were actually tricked into searching for them.

"I specifically used a VPN to search on foreign websites, but I couldn't find anything. You have to pay me back for the VPN."

"Congratulations everyone, you've been fooled by this author again." "You deliberately wrote fake news to waste readers' time, huh? Does Yu Wei have that much free time?"

"There really is one, he's like that."

In the eyes of netizens, Yu Wei has become utterly despicable. Any outrageous thing he does can be explained away by simply saying that he is rotten to the core...

However, amidst the teasing and complaints, some readers felt that the situation was strangely familiar: Liu Ying, Japanese songs, isn't this exactly the same as the one in "Later"?

When "Later" was released, Yu Wei had a trick up his sleeve. He first sang a Japanese version, and then played a trick by using the same melody but different lyrics.

Could it be... that they're here again?
Although Yu Wei is indeed a despicable person, he shouldn't be so despicable as to fabricate song titles to deceive readers. Past experience tells them that if Yu Wei fabricates a song title, then it's true.

This Japanese song with the same melody might be the same; it might be released suddenly and give them a surprise.

Longtime readers familiar with Yu Wei say they would never be fooled; this Japanese song definitely exists!
"Same melody, different lyrics again?"

Qi Luoan, who was writing a script, learned about the situation over the phone. It seemed that Yu Wei was planning to write a Japanese song.

Yes, both versions will be released together.

Upon hearing this, Qi Luoan realized that things were not going well. It was good to have a new Japanese song to listen to, but releasing two songs at the same time would not be ideal for Shen Yutong, his rival.

Although she also has Yu Wei's songs, she can't compete with two opponents. The other side is using the same song but different lyrics, which is quite interesting. What can be done if everyone thinks it's fun and votes for the other side?

"It would be great if Yu Tong were your apprentice, so you could inherit his talent for taking on two opponents at once."

Although it was a joke, Yu Wei understood what she was worried about. In fact, there was no need for it at all; there would be no situation where one person would fight two others.

He planned to release two versions together, but he didn't say he'd release them on only one platform...

"So You're Here Too" was definitely submitted to the novel competition as a competition entry, but "The Flower That Is Loved and the Flower That Is Not Loved" had another purpose.

After returning, he had almost finished discussing the translation of the novel "Malice" with Aya Ayaka, and the printing work could begin at any time.

As expected, the book will be available in Sakura bookstores two months from now. Ayaka Tsuyuki's intention is to help him make the book as well-known as possible in Sakura within two months.

The book is good, but without any promotion, it's hard to be discovered. Plus, with the added disadvantage of being a foreign author, it's unlikely to become popular.

He was in a foreign country and had no connections, so he had to take advantage of his celebrity status and get some exposure on the music charts first.

Yes, "The Flower That Is Loved and the Flower That Is Not Loved" will be released directly on Sakura Streaming as a trial run.

If a song becomes a hit, the book will follow suit; this is called "first popularity leads to subsequent popularity"...

Actually, the piano piece "Castle in the Sky" is quite popular there, but when listening to the music, not many people pay attention to the composer. If they want to open up the market, they still need to rely on their voice.

Of course, he will also release it domestically to avoid gossip, but it has little to do with the fake competition in the novel and will not put pressure on Shen Yutong.

"The Flower That Is Loved and the Flower That Is Not Loved" is a timeless classic by Miyuki Nakajima, and he refused to believe he couldn't make a name for himself.

Yu Wei doesn't care about the Chinese names, so he doesn't argue with them. But when he sees the great works of his predecessors, he wonders what they should be called.
If he's really unlucky and things go wrong, he still has other options, so he can take it one song at a time, not afraid of the deep waters ahead.

Let's set a small goal first: within two months, let the people of Sakura know who he is...

Then we'll blast them out of their gold coins!

"Don't get me wrong, I'm just trying to sell books." (End of Chapter)