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

"I understand the logic, but when are the songs from your movie going to be released?"

Yu Wei is a cunning guy. He advertised that there were dozens of songs in the movie, and he wasn't lying. There were indeed quite a few songs, but none of them were complete.

In the movie plot, these works only appear as fragments, and the movie ends before the audience even hears a sound, leaving them purely craving.

Many of these songs only have one or two lines, but the melodies are truly catchy, whetting everyone's appetite only to abruptly end, leaving the audience feeling incredibly disappointed.

It was only then that everyone realized that they weren't using the song to promote the movie, but rather using the movie to promote the song.

The ads are already out; all that's left is a long wait...

Although Yu Wei's novel has started a new round of competition, it has not attracted much attention. Instead, the book review section is full of people asking for songs.

"Ten thousand people wrote a petition for 'Once Upon a Time'; the part on the movie radio broadcast was so beautiful."

"Hurry up and bring out 'Those Flowers'. I feel like ants are crawling all over my body if I can't hear the song. I can only watch movie clips over and over again to satisfy my craving."

"I'm more curious about the song 'Me and You,' even though it only has two lines and seems to be a blend of Chinese and Western styles."

The more songs featured in the movie, the more resentful netizens become. What, they only care about giving birth but not raising the children?

Faced with a large number of netizens urging him to update, Yu Wei was also at his wits' end. He was currently busy arranging the new movie and organizing a fake competition, and he was really too busy to handle everything.

The hype was great in the moment, but it backfired spectacularly. Who would have thought that the core selling point of "Goodbye Mr. Loser" would become the very pit he dug for himself?

The readers have spoken up; not a single song can be missing. It seems he'll be spending a long time nagging from netizens for more updates...

"Could you please follow our match?"

Logically, the movie's popularity should have calmed down, and everyone should have returned to their "happy hometown," but things didn't go as planned, and the attention on "Top Idol" still hasn't returned.

The main reason for this situation is the lack of hype. The original plan for the new round of competition was a free-for-all, but now that the Sakura singers aren't involved, it's impossible to create any chaos.

Without outside interference, it would be difficult for his peers in the Chinese music scene to feel the urge to release a song, since everyone is well aware of Yu Wei's talent.

They originally planned to be the ones to profit, but now that the snipe has been scared away, the clam is all-powerful, and they really can't make a move.

With two of the three parties withdrawing, the situation wasn't chaotic enough, so netizens naturally lost interest...

Ultimately, it's because Xiao Zi was too cowardly. Yu Wei really couldn't do anything about it. Could he force him to participate in the competition?

Actually, it's not really the fault of the Sakura singers. They were already fighting and retreating, but after watching "Goodbye Mr. Loser," they understood everything.

So Yu Wei has a whole bunch of songs saved up, just waiting for them to walk into the lion's den, huh? We have to retreat, we have to retreat. Taking a step back will open up a whole new world.

The troublemaking cherry blossom singer decided to take things a long time, but Yu Weike, who used this incident as a gimmick, was in trouble. "If you leave, what will I eat?"
Yes, what to eat?

Damn it, if this continues, nobody will read his novels.

Although he can still exchange works when he starts a new book, he has established the author persona for so long. If he abandons the project, wouldn't he be laughed at by everyone?
Yu Wei, Yu Wei, how can you be so lazy?

Just when he was struggling with the decline in the novel's popularity, his casual remark became Yu Wei's lifeline, a wake-up call.

"Yeah, why don't I just force them to participate?" Of course, Yu Wei wasn't thinking about forcing Xiao Rizi to participate. He had no say in the matter; he couldn't control everything.

What he needs to do is create a batch of contestants. If real-life singers don't want to come, he can just arrange a few in his novel.
The characters in the novel are what Yu Wei can truly control at will. He already has native Chinese singers, so it's reasonable to add a few native Japanese singers.

Yu Wei's novels are quite long, and in the later stages, what cultural and entertainment work doesn't go international?

Since foreigners in real life are all well-behaved, he can only create some virtual characters to generate buzz. If you won't do this job, there are plenty of others who will!
Faced with an invincible enemy from the sky, the mundane realities of daily life are useless; he needs to create a few powerful supporting characters.

Whenever it comes to this kind of trouble-making phase, Yu Wei always seems to have inexhaustible energy. I wonder what Xiao Rizi thinks when he hears that he's "created" a competitor...

"I'll call you Meichuan Kuzi."

Since it's a virtual character, Yu Wei can just use whatever name sounds natural to him; if it sounds too much like his real name, it will be harder for people to tell the difference.

There really is a surname called Umekawa over there; who knows, that name might one day become famous throughout the cherry blossom music scene...

Yu Wei didn't waste any time, picked up the keyboard and started typing. He found out that this person had released a song that caused a huge uproar in China, and even the popularity of the competition was affected as a result.

With such an amazing premise, the Japanese song he releases definitely can't be too bad; he needs to put a lot of thought into it.

Just as Yu Wei predicted, this chapter attracted widespread attention as soon as it was released, after all, this was the first time that a native singer from the Japanese entertainment industry had appeared in his entertainment novel.

If the name were something like Taro Shinji, everyone would really think that he wrote someone into the story, but if it were called Mei Chuan Kuzi, it would be obvious that Yu Wei made it up.

"You're just making things up even when you don't have any, huh? You're not having any regular work, so you write a character out of your own to stir things up. You're really something."

"Judging from this, Yu Wei is planning to write a Japanese song to impersonate a foreign enemy. He's writing, directing, and acting it all himself. It must be tough for him."

"Yu Wei's Japanese songs have a pretty authentic feel to them, I think there's no problem with them."

"So, they've finally started attacking themselves again?"

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that Yu Wei is planning to create a character for a Sino-Japanese music competition. This kind of plot is basically impossible in reality, but it's actually quite plausible in a fictional novel...

You don't even need to look for references; any book will have this kind of plot.

There's no way around it, everyone really loves watching this kind of scene, but Yu Wei has come up with a new twist. Instead of doing brain teasers, he'll seriously give both sides their songs.

The traditional opera has turned into a cyber cricket fight! Who wouldn't want to watch that? Hurry up and bring up all the entries from both sides!
Yu Wei only set up the premise, but before the song was even released, netizens couldn't contain themselves and went online to pretend to be innocent fans.

“I am a fan of Mr. Meisen (梅川) Cools (酷子), and it’s so great to be able to hear his songs.”

Sakura Netizen: ??

I don't think there's a singer with that name over there; you must have misspelled it.

Although it seemed strange, Japanese netizens didn't take it seriously. It's normal to misremember if you don't understand Japanese. As long as they knew that the other party was praising a certain Japanese singer, that was enough.

It's a good thing that our own singer is liked by netizens from neighboring countries. Who cares who they are? They're not outsiders. (End of Chapter)