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

"The most meaningless and stomp-and-pull match in history!"

In the comments section of the new chapter, readers have already made their final judgment on this chaotic battle: "Love Circulation" is now invincible.

In terms of popularity, the song charted in two countries and became the "dream song" for countless male fans overnight.

The song's quality and significance are beyond question; just this one song alone has attracted a huge number of anime fans in China.

With its phenomenal influence, netizens simply can't think of any song that can rival it...

The competition was fake, but the gap was real. In the storyline directed and acted by Yu Wei, netizens personally experienced the difference in musical depth between the two sides.

High-quality Japanese songs are generally popular both domestically and internationally, and they rank highly in the world. But what about Chinese songs?
Yu Wei's series of Chinese songs are of high quality, but only a handful are truly outstanding after they went overseas.

If he is in such a situation, the situation for other Chinese singers can only be worse. The gap has always existed, and this is fully demonstrated in Yu Wei's novel.

As the plot unfolds, it seems that all the native Chinese singers have been overshadowed by Mei Chuan Ku Zi and Matsushita Shousa, fading into obscurity.

So, in the novel, the Chinese entertainment industry is just another random thing on the street, right?
There's no need to be so realistic...

Yu Wei, that kid, doesn't even know how to salvage the reputation of the Chinese music scene in his novels; everyone who reads them is so frustrated.

Despite their distress, they understood Yu Wei's good intentions.

As an author, Yu Wei could have easily been impartial and created a "golden age of Chinese culture and entertainment" in his novel, or belittled his rivals.

However, he did not. He chose to be realistic and face the current situation and gaps, because only in this way can the Chinese music scene catch up.

The song "Love Circulation" is of top quality and leaves no room for compromise. Yu Wei wrote it this way to make everyone recognize reality, which is what an author with vision should do.

Having gaps is not scary; what's scary is working in isolation.

Teacher Yu's book is profound; they've grasped its meaning!

If Yu Weicai weren't the author, he almost would have believed it...

He wrote it that way simply because that's how it is in his hometown. He couldn't just write something based on assumptions without a clear conscience, could he?

Yu Wei chose "Love Circulation" simply because he liked it, but now he's starting to regret it.

There's nothing wrong with this song, it's just a bit too powerful, to the point that it's somewhat overpowered at this stage...

Yu Wei originally intended to serve water, but once this song came out, Deng Shi, who followed closely behind, really didn't know how to respond.

The most internationally influential work, "Light Years Away," has already been used by Yu Wei; replacing it with someone else would probably fall short.

Previously it was just a joke, but this time Yu Wei really became a dog planner, filling in the numbers with his feet, and one wrong move caused the numbers to inflate.

Once upon a time, the indigenous singers he arranged stirred up the music scene and made a bunch of mediocre people question their existence. I never expected that the version would be withdrawn so quickly.

With the emergence of overpowered monsters, the original stat-boosting monsters have become obsolete. How can we even play like this?
After much deliberation, I decided to temporarily avoid the limelight.

"Love Circulation" is currently a hot topic, not only trending across the internet but also sparking a singing craze overseas, a situation that is clearly unmatched.

It's not Yu Wei's style to be afraid of lizards; he needs to find a way to reasonably "not be at a disadvantage" and finish the match standing up.

Netizens have been waiting for three days, and with the week almost over, they still haven't seen a trace of the new song.

Nobody expected this song to surpass "Love Circulation," so at least release it and let people try it out. What's the point of delaying its release?
Deng Shi is very popular among readers. Many people come here just to hear her sing, not expecting her songs to be particularly good. However, they haven't heard her sing for several days in a row, which is quite intriguing.

"It can't be that we can't handle the situation and are avoiding the opponent's strength, can it?" "How could that be? We're talking about facing the gap squarely, what's there to avoid?"

"Yes, Yu Wei did it intentionally. Would he scare himself like that?"

In the eyes of netizens, Yu Wei deliberately arranged a realistic storyline, so it is reasonable that the song could not live up to the hype, and there must be some deeper meaning behind the delay in releasing the song.

But to their surprise, Deng Shi's entry still couldn't be released until the very last day...

This has completely baffled everyone. Yu Wei said there would be one show a week, but this week is already over, so where's the song?

Despite the fact that "Top Idol" is a makeshift competition, its rules and procedures have always been genuine. This is the first time that the competition has been postponed and the schedule changed at the last minute.

The agreement was for one player per week, but they just slack off without saying a word. This kind of arrangement is hard to convince the public.

The less Yu Wei releases songs, the more anxious everyone gets. Could it be that this kid has really become a cowardly lizard?

Just as they were about to demand an explanation, Deng Shi's new song finally arrived.

However, what surprised everyone was that Deng Shi was not the only singer of the new song: "Rose in the Palm of My Hand" – Deng Shi and Lin JJ.

The second singer of the song is no stranger to netizens. He is Lin JJ, a native singer who was also one of the top eight contestants of "Top Idol".

Wait, could it be that...

The readers then realized why Yu Wei hadn't released a song until the end of the competition; it turned out that he had combined the fifth and sixth episodes together.

It's important to know that this qualifying round didn't involve any "battle royale" format; it was simply a series of contestants taking turns performing until the final votes were tallied.

This action by the two contestants constitutes a "collaborative stage" in this round, where they jointly present their entries.

This is precisely what he calls a "reasonable" way of temporarily avoiding confrontation. Without a direct confrontation, the collaboration between the two contestants in releasing a song can also be refreshing.

The judging criteria for choral performances are naturally different from those for singles. In this way, even if the influence is not as great, it can be considered as taking a different approach and not falling behind.

Who says you can't be fair if there's an abnormality? Please call Yu Wei the Master of Fairness...

He was simply trying to prevent old characters from being phased out, unaware that this arrangement was equally significant in the eyes of the readers.

Given the obvious gap between the two musical fields, everyone would accept any song Yu Wei randomly picks, so why bother with a duet?

Was it to be a lazy attempt to write only one song? Of course not, Teacher Yu wouldn't be that superficial...

Everyone quickly figured it out because it was easy to understand; it was exactly what it said: a chorus is about cooperation!
As contestants on "Top Idol," Deng Shi and Lin JJ should have been rivals, the kind of rivalry that would end in a fight to the death.

But faced with a formidable enemy in the novel, and with such a heavyweight song as "Love Circulation," the two did not back down, but instead chose to set aside their prejudices and join hands to fight the enemy.

This is exactly what Yu Wei wanted to tell everyone through the story: gaps do exist, but we cannot sit idly by and wait for our doom, nor should we underestimate ourselves.

Facing the gap squarely is only the first step. To achieve a comeback, we cannot work separately. Only by uniting as one and putting our efforts in the same direction can we have the possibility of catching up from behind.

The Chinese music scene needs to unite to truly go global.

Yu Wei not only pointed out the problems, but also provided solutions, which is the vision of a top artist.

Teacher Yu's book is profound, so very profound! (End of Chapter)