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

Chapter 88 Liking the Main Character Unlocks Hidden Benefits (Third Update)

"Whatever, is that right?"

"Yes, whatever."

Upon hearing what the other person on the live stream said, Wei Yu's expression became slightly strange, as if he was stumped by the question...

The impromptu creation during the live stream went poorly from the start.

Other netizens were also surprised that the young lady went all out right from the start. When it comes to creating content, it's not that she's afraid of off-topic topics, but rather that she's afraid of strange topics. The hardest thing in the world is to be casual.

How do I write a song for this?

"Wait for me for an hour." Wei Yu paused, not forgetting to grade her before going into seclusion, "I'll give this question an 8.6, because I got a 1.4."

This is obviously a joke; how could a celebrity be so inconvenient?

Let alone an hour, the protagonist can improvise in less than a minute; he just opens his mouth and it comes out. Writing for an hour would be a complete waste of time.

Yu was mainly worried that his writing was too pretentious and that readers would actually believe it. So next time, he was asked to create something on the spot. Anyway, Yu didn't have that ability, but he could try writing a novel on the spot.

Whose marketing account is marketing itself?

The protagonist transmigrates into a marketing account in the entertainment world. He receives a lawyer's letter for criticizing a top celebrity, and in desperation, he decides to debut on the spot and create low-quality short videos to market himself.

"Another disastrous idea has been born..."

Regardless of the title, Yu Wei intends to write "Why Not", after all, he promised readers a song when the book was published.

Many celebrities write songs for their fans, but Yu Wei still really likes this one. If he were to give a song to his readers, he would feel that style doesn't matter, as long as it brings them joy.

After finishing the new chapter, Yu Wei casually added "Like the protagonist to unlock hidden benefits" at the end, truly living up to his original intention.

It's not shameful to inflate data.

After he finished publishing the new chapter, he saw that the redemption requirement for "What's Wrong?" was 5000 subscriptions.

After looking at abstract data for a while, even subscriptions become clear and interesting.

When Yu Wei was still struggling, he never dared to dream of 5,000 followers. It was only when he had written more than a million words that the first chapter after it was released could he reach that number...

Although there are quite a few people reading now, it's not easy to reach 5000 views in a short time, so he simply opened his own chapter comment section and planned to read and wait at the same time.

"Like the main character? What the heck? This author has changed his tactics again, hasn't he?"

"It's just a character card on the novel's details page. It's useless, and I don't know what Yu Wei is after."

"I don't want anything in return, I just want to torment everyone."

"Perhaps he's no longer satisfied with being famous and wants to promote the protagonist of his novel to a third-tier star. This is a blatant insult to the entertainment industry. If Kou can go there, so can I."

This is truly audacious. It's not that easy to become a third-tier celebrity. Yu Wei currently knows a large number of artists in this category, such as Zhang Lingye and Tong Yulu.

Other people can easily get tens of thousands of likes for a post, unlike Wei Yu, whose popularity value is still only a little over seven thousand.

Sigh, the main character is such a disappointment.

"It's only the seventh update, while others release ten updates at a time."

In the two days since Yu Wei was released, Qi Luoan has disappeared as if he vanished into thin air. Girls are moving out and their belongings are all clothes, so it's rare for them to find time to chat with him.

He was about to reply with a few words about trying his best, but Qi Luoan's next message startled him.

"When are you going to show me your erection?"

What kind of female pervert is that? Is that even worth watching...?

Yu Wei's question mark message was deleted before it could be sent. Perhaps to cover up the embarrassment, Qi Luoan sent four coughing emojis in a row.

"Sorry, I'll use voice input."

"Don't mock me for making too many typos anymore; I think you're just as bad at it."

On the other side of the screen, Qi Luoan wished she could smash her head against the wall and die. Damn the input method! Her lifelong reputation was ruined!

As she gradually came to her senses, she covered her burning cheeks with her cool fingertips, letting the mix of shyness and joy crackle in her chest.

This is a disgrace to the Chinese Language and Literature major...

She silently criticized herself for a long time, but then felt that what she was doing seemed a bit wrong.

There's a saying that goes, "Friendship is about being open and honest." It's just a simple typo, why should I be so embarrassed?

"Is everything settled?"

Just before Qi Luoan was about to feign death, Yu Wei very tactfully changed the subject, pretending that the misunderstanding had never happened.

"Almost done, I need to fill out a form when school starts."

Actually, Qi Luoan's rented apartment wasn't far from Yu Wei's, but Yu Wei's was in a luxury residential area, while hers was just an ordinary apartment building.

A pathetic, thick barrier has already formed between them... "Alright, alright, I'm going to disconnect from the internet. Don't message me tonight."

Qi Luoan's mood has calmed down. Her desire to disconnect from the internet is not out of shyness or feigning death. "Music Blind Box" officially premieres tonight, and she needs to escape.

She had confidently told her parents that she was going back to school to study, but she ended up singing with Yu Wei instead. It was hard to explain, so she had to avoid the limelight for the time being.

Study, study shit!

"They slipped away really fast."

After chatting for a while, Yu Wei realized that the chapter subscription had just reached the redemption standard, so he simply changed his clothes and went to the company to record a song.

As the sun set and shone like gold, Yu Wei lowered the brim of his baseball cap and mingled with the evening rush hour crowds as he walked through Times Square.

After finishing the hectic writing of new chapters, he finally got to enjoy a rare moment of leisure. When he was debt-free and carefree, even his breathing felt like a breath of freedom.

Yu Wei strolled leisurely until he looked up and saw his own giant poster on the huge LED screen in the square...

"grass."

Yu Wei had only ever seen photos of other celebrities on the large screen in the square before. He never imagined that one day he would be able to go up there himself. The feeling of being "gigantic" and looking down on himself was strangely eerie.

This is the "Music Blind Box" production team warming up for tonight's premiere; they know very well who the main character of this episode is.

Yu Wei rarely takes photos, but this scene was indeed a rare sight. He casually took a picture with his gigantic self and then posted it on Weibo and his book club.

"That's very much Yu Shen's style."

"The young man is quite handsome."

"Everyone, remember to watch the show."

He doesn't actively manage his Weibo account, has virtually no fan base, and his music fans mostly chat casually and peacefully, which seems quite pleasant.

If a few people actually called him "baby" or "our little one," he definitely wouldn't be able to handle it; the image is too beautiful to contemplate.

The book club community is a completely different story. Authors who aren't dressed as women don't need to post photos; everyone's time is limited.

"They've gotten up quickly; they've spotted the larger version of Yu Wei."

"Shocked, Yu Wei shouted loudly on the ground."

"Who's that guy in the hat? He's blocking my view of Yu Wei."

"I'm such a hypocrite."

Yu Wei didn't dare to delay. After exchanging a glance with himself on the big screen, he turned and walked towards the company.

I'll record a song demo first and release the Easter egg.

……

"He's quite narcissistic."

Before the internet was cut off, Qi Luoan happened to see Yu Weixin's photos. Posting a selfie as a surprise, huh? Does he really think his readers are fans of his looks?
She saved the original image with a hint of sarcasm, only to find that the bonus chapter had just been updated when she exited the app, and she belatedly swallowed back her words.

Okay, you misunderstood. I thought that was an Easter egg...

In the video, Yu Wei sits on a round stool, holding a natural wood guitar in his arms. The cuffs of his white shirt are casually rolled up to his forearms, revealing a section of his slender wrist.

"The sky really wants to rain

I really want to live next door to you

Standing stupidly downstairs of your house

I looked up and counted the dark clouds.

The moment the fingertips plucked the strings, the prelude flowed out like a stream.

He wasn't looking at the camera; his eyelids were lowered, and his eyelashes cast small, curved shadows under his eyes, as if all his attention was absorbed into the gaps where the strings resonated.

Qi Luoan was slightly shaken. She had been thinking that her house was not far from Yu Wei that afternoon, but this song seemed to be able to read her mind.

"Singing this song for you has no particular style"

It just means I want to give you happiness
I'll thaw the frozen river for you, and become a moth drawn to the flame for you.
Nothing is unworthy.

When he sang this line, Yu Weicai raised his eyes, his expression blank, but Qi Luoan clearly saw the faint curve of his lips.

The word "whatever" from the original story is now written here.

The guitar and vocals intertwine, the melody is lively and cheerful, yet he interprets it with a unique tranquility.

Qi Luoan listened attentively, his emotions like the last ripples spreading out of a lake after a pebble has been thrown into its center.

She decided to pick up where she left off; this kid certainly had reason to be narcissistic…

(End of this chapter)