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Chapter 80 Why did Your Majesty surrender first?

"Host, what's your opinion on Yu Wei?"

As the comments, which weren't even pretending, floated through the live stream, Yu Wei felt a little smug...

Fortunately, he managed to persuade Zhang Lingye last night, otherwise the live stream wouldn't have been so spectacular today.
It feels like an emperor traveling incognito, only to find that rebels are recruiting. The thought of being able to wipe out nine generations of his family makes him want to laugh.

Why did the Emperor rebel?

However, he wasn't that ruthless; at most, he would just give the haters a lesson in anti-fraud and safety.

"Yu Wei does have some skills, but not many."

Even though the photographer had some expectations, he couldn't help but laugh when he heard him say that. How could he be so serious about self-deprecation?
Just ten minutes after the broadcast started, Yu Wei's live stream already had 213 viewers. Yu Wei didn't know if the other colleagues from yesterday had come, but Qi Yuan's fans should be quite numerous.

"Exactly, I admit that Yu Wei has some ability, but there is definitely an element of marketing involved."

"Forget about the song, the book is really bad. The three golden chapters are indescribable, and I don't know how they even got the signature."

"I feel that his 'The Nameless Man' is the most overrated, and I personally think it is not as good as 'Together with Dust'."

"He will destroy the online literature market sooner or later."

Although the live stream was full of trolls, it was clear that they were from two different groups. It just goes to show that people have been suffering under his thumb for a long time; there are people in both the online literature and entertainment circles who can't stand him.

The barrage of comments was so intense that Yu Wei didn't need to get involved, so he simply continued writing his book quietly.

He Siying was widely considered the weakest contestant in the first half of "The Singer-Songwriter," and her advancement was actually thanks to Wei Yu.

She wasn't even in the running for the finals, but Sun Xi, who was a sure top-three contender, insisted on challenging Wei Yu and was then crushed and eliminated...

If you don't court death, you won't die.

When this position became vacant, He Siying, whose skills weren't particularly impressive, filled the spot, which was somewhat due to luck.

Wei Yu had dug a hole for himself, eliminating a strong player but instead getting a slacker to be his teammate.

In the second game of the finals, everyone wanted to see a clash of titans, but who knew that it would be her who took the stage? As soon as He Siying appeared, Wei Yu's team's momentum weakened by three points.

How can this compare?
Backstage, He Siying, who had been silent all along, took a deep breath.

Just wait and see. Her skills are indeed average, but this time, Wei Yu wrote a rather simple song for her.

Yu Wei was writing with great enthusiasm when someone in the live stream suddenly tagged him, asking him to give a sharp critique of Yu Wei's acting skills.

The netizen's nickname is "Xia Siyuan," which immediately reveals who their fan is. What kind of good person could have a name like that...?

It seems he really hit a nerve with Qi Yuan's fans, even their acting skills are being criticized.

"He's so-so. I feel he's pretty good at playing blind people, but not so good at other roles. With that kind of ability, he won't go far; his range of roles is too narrow."

"Moreover, he doesn't have any notable representative works as an actor, so his acting skills are hardly worth mentioning."

The photographer could no longer tell whether Yu Wei was putting on an act or genuinely expressing his feelings. If you say he was putting on an act, he was indeed analyzing himself; if you say he was bravely blaming himself, no one else would know it was him.

It's possible he did it all...

Yu Wei's words resonated strongly with the viewers. While their idols couldn't compete with Yu Wei in singing, they certainly had something to say about her acting skills.

Qi Yuan from their family has acted in two period dramas, and the data is verifiable. Yu Wei only has a short film of about ten minutes, and who knows how long she has been preparing for it?
Some were even more vicious, going so far as to curse Yu Wei, saying that he must have been truly blind in his past life.

Compared to fan groups, the novelists' offensive power is completely insignificant. They also consider themselves superior to fan groups, so they simply keep an eye on things and wait and see.

In Yu Wei's opinion, it's all the same... Every circle has its fools. It has nothing to do with the circle itself, but only with maintaining critical thinking and abandoning one's brain.

Once a certain level of popularity is established, the number of viewers in the live stream will naturally increase. Those who stay are watching the show, while those who click in will inevitably join the discussion.

Yu Wei also saw a few passersby speaking up for him, but two fists can't fight four hands. They were beaten back as soon as they opened their mouths, after all, this was Hei Zi's home ground.

"Could you please organize these IDs later? I'll have the company send out a red envelope in my name."

It's fine to tease the haters, but it's really unnecessary to accidentally hurt friendly forces. Fortunately, not many people were dragged into it, and he could handle it.

"Ok."

Xiao Zhu, who was filming, was a little taken aback by Yu Wei's words. In fact, they could have completely ignored this situation, since it was an uncontrollable event and unlikely to cause any trouble. Even if they hadn't seen it, he could have easily used that as an excuse.

Yu Wei didn't think too much about it. Speaking up for someone and then the person involved remaining silent would make anyone uncomfortable.

This has nothing to do with profit or reputation; he just doesn't want to upset those who speak up for him... He simply can't see things from the upper-class perspective of a celebrity.

Before the passerby could even reply to the hater after criticizing them, Yu Wei quickly shut down the live stream.

The most painful thing is not being able to retort in this situation.

When he went live again half an hour later, the haters had already lost their temper, and the casual viewers had long since left the scene of the controversy. They couldn't even find a place to criticize him anymore.

"Sorry, the internet connection was bad, so I had to cancel the card."

What just happened seemed like a minor incident. The haters continued their heated discussion, while Yu Wei continued typing away. Although the atmosphere was somewhat strange, the overall atmosphere in the live stream was relatively calm.

However, the good times didn't last long. A while later, another passerby "accidentally entered Tianjia's home." Seeing that the trolls were about to gang up on him again, Yu Wei spoke up for him and then shut down the live stream after rebuking the trolls.

The ministers are about to fight to the death, why does Your Majesty surrender first?
They were exchanging harsh words and profanities when the live stream suddenly shut down. Who can they complain to? They're seething with anger and have nowhere to vent.

If you click on it again, the person will have already disappeared.

More than ten minutes later, Yu Wei started the live stream again. This time, the haters couldn't hold back any longer and asked him what was going on.

"Is the streamer scared? Why does he end the stream as soon as someone argues with him?"

"I don't know, the network is particularly unstable today." Yu Wei paused, then casually made up a story: "Maybe everyone criticized Yu Wei and offended the higher-ups, so the platform sanctioned him. Sigh, the power of capital!"

The jaws of the staff members standing nearby nearly dropped when they heard this. "Isn't it just something you say without thinking? Aren't you ashamed of yourself?"
But the haters actually fall for it. They love conspiracy theories, and the streamer's words coincide with their thoughts. They believe that someone like Yu Wei can become popular because someone in power is supporting him.

The passive ability is triggered, and I alone am sober while everyone else is drunk.

The more those above oppose it, the more it proves they are right; keep criticizing!

Amidst their grumbling and cursing, Yu Wei officially finished writing the script for the second round of the finals. The opponent brought out Su Xinnan's early TV drama theme song, "My Faith".

This is an inspirational song about perseverance. As its rival, Yu Wei chose the inspirational anthem "Invisible Wings," which he plans to give to Lin Yuting to sing.

When writing songs for disadvantaged groups, the core message is far more important than the form. The spirit of self-reliance suits her well, and the song is indeed easy to sing; even beginners can master it easily.

If Lin Yuting really needs a signature song to make a name for herself, then this song is the one for her. Not only is the timbre suitable, but it also has a certain story to tell.

There are many celebrities in the entertainment industry whose songs are popular but who themselves are not...

Having a blind woman sing such an inspiring song can easily create a connection, so that when people hear the song, they will think of the singer. That's what it means to live off a song for a lifetime.

If it were another song, the effect might not be so good, after all, "Invisible Wings" is a true national hit.

Just five minutes after Yu Weixin's new chapter was published, a familiar private message arrived from the person with the note "Grandson of the Sage".

"You prepared the song 'New Chapter' for the second episode, right? The title sounds a bit feminine. Which girl did you sing it with?"

Why the strange tone when you're just asking? It sounds so sarcastic...

"She will be singing a solo this time."

"Invisible Wings" is not suitable for a chorus, and Lin Yuting needs a stage to prove his strength, so there is no need for him to go on stage.

Qi Luoan replied with a blank, dumbfounded emoji, as if she wasn't the one who had asked the sarcastic question earlier, but rather someone who had been possessed.

Yu Wei originally wanted to stop there, but he suddenly remembered something. Lin Yuting had come all the way to participate in the program, but she only brought a few casual clothes. They looked nice, but they wouldn't be able to command the stage when she sang.

The show doesn't provide costumes for the amateur guests, so for this crucial moment to make a name for themselves, they'd better have a decent outfit...

Yu Wei doesn't know how to choose women's outfits, and it's not easy for blind people to change clothes. He also doesn't know how to help men and women.

He needs an assistant.

"Are you free tomorrow? Could you come over and help me with something?"

Yu Wei regretted sending that message as soon as he did. Was Qi Luoan's fashion sense inhuman?
(End of this chapter)