Why bother writing songs? Fast forward to the "Don't Laugh Challenge"

Now, whether it's trending topics on major social media platforms or major music platforms, they've basically exploded.

"I feel like the world today is completely unworthy of this song. It's truly a masterpiece among masterpieces."

"Actually, to be honest, there has never been a song that can match this song. It is a call to action, a beautiful call to action, and a yearning for love and compassion. It is a hope for world peace and for less suffering in the world. It is like some lofty ideals. Why are they ideals? Because people yearn for them."

"Holy crap, top-tier lineup, absolute best. Although all the other songs on the album are great, they can't be compared to this title track. Otherwise, they'll be completely overshadowed."

"Xia Shen's title track crushes and kills all other songs equally, including his own."

"Oh no, this song has already appeared in Times Square, and it's being played on a loop 24 hours a day. This is really another hit song for Xia Shen that will go global."

"Actually, you can't say that, because this song doesn't completely belong to Xia Shen. Xia Shen wrote this song, but he didn't keep it to himself. Instead, he released it. Now, this song belongs to the whole world and to all the people. Xia Shen has also stated that he will not take a penny of any profits generated by this song and will donate them all to charity to contribute to charitable causes. I have to say, as an individual, I really admire him for having such awareness."

"Sure enough, the weight of the statement that Xia Shen is a privately-run star is still rising. It's a complete and utter crushing of all the monsters and demons in the entertainment industry."

"Dude, that was a brilliant use of the word 'ju'."

"This song shouldn't have memberships, nor should it be sold for money; it belongs to the whole world."

"So the digital life upstairs has materialized, huh? What, all the money earned from this song went to disaster relief, to people in need, and to protect the environment and maintain the world. You're going to give that money directly, even if you don't charge a fee? Let's not even talk about whether you would do that."

"heal the world"
Earth Song - Protect the Environment
We are the world - One family

Black, yellow, or white - anti-racism

Beat it - Against violence
man in the mirror - reflect on yourself
Gone too soon - Protecting children with HIV/AIDS

The Lost Children - Caring for Missing Children
We've had enough - anti-war

They don't care about us - Anti-racism, protecting vulnerable groups.

It's packed with all the essential elements; it's practically a grand ambition.

"This song is enough to completely elevate Xia Shen to god-like status. Of course, for all the singers who accepted the invitation to join the performance of this song, this will also be a significant milestone in their careers."

"It's a pity that someone missed out on such a song, and they even had the audacity to say that it set back the Chinese music scene by 15 years. It's laughable. Are you referring to someone whose song is played on a giant screen in Xinxiang Times Square 24 hours a day, a disgrace to the Chinese music scene? All I hear in that is intense jealousy."

"Hou Lixie, come out and take your beating!"

"I've wanted to say this for a long time. Hou Lixie's songwriting ability is just average in the Chinese music scene. If it weren't for those top producers who tailor-made songs for him, who would he be? Where does he get the confidence to criticize a world's top 100 and say that it has dragged down the Chinese music scene?"

"Now it seems that what one netizen said is very correct. Hou Lixie's most urgent task now is to choose a beverage bottle and successfully obtain the title of 'Fenglao'."

"I've wanted to say this for a long time. Listening to Hou Lixie sing is like listening to a donkey bray. It's really hard to hold back."

"I've never really thought Hou Li-hsieh was a good singer; I just can't appreciate his voice."

Hou Lixie's Weibo post has been completely flooded with comments.

Most of the comments were about Xia Shen's new album, and people wanted to tag him and share their thoughts.

And his number of fans is also plummeting.

Hou Lixie's face has now turned completely gloomy.

His new album is currently at the peak of its sales growth. If this trend continues, it's only a matter of time before it tops the charts and sells astronomical figures.

But from that moment on, his sales plummeted. He couldn't sell them!

Moreover, his reputation has also changed.

The number of followers, on the other hand, kept plummeting.

This overwhelmed him, and he began to feel angry and anxious.

He had no idea what was going on.

Why would Xia Shen's release of just one album cause such a strong chain reaction?

However, this is not over yet.

Just when he thought everything was over and he could still manage a crisis public relations campaign.

Another piece of news arrived, completely disrupting all their plans.

This news was not good news for them; in fact, it was bad news, very bad news. Things were getting extremely bad.

The reason for this is that a streamer named 'Bashu Cola' appeared on Douyin and Kuaishou.

Although his name is Bashu Cola, he is actually from Freljord Province in northern China. The reason he chose this ID is simply because he previously imitated a disgraced internet celebrity.

Then, at this very moment, this internet celebrity from Freljord stopped imitating the disgraced internet celebrity and started imitating him instead.

Although the other party did not name anyone or explain who they were imitating during the live stream.

But with his signature soulful singing style, his demeanor, and even his trademark cigarette-stomping singing pose, it's all remarkable.

Any normal person can come to the conclusion without even thinking that this is imitation of him.

He was furious, especially after seeing it.

In the live stream, the streamer, sporting a large belly, sunglasses, and a mustache similar to his own, repeatedly sang his hit song in front of the camera.

"Wu Suowei~oh Wu Suowei~"

"The pizza I made with poop was really delicious!"

"I ate one piece, and I want a second one!"

"I also made egg tarts!"

What does "top-tier" mean?

Then, the streamer casually shifted gears.

"No seats! This is top-notch!"

It's practically a one-to-one replica, exaggerating and amplifying some of his past actions.

When he saw it, his blood pressure skyrocketed, and he felt like his blood pressure was about to explode.

"Damn it! How dare they! This is an insult to my character! This is slander! Defamation! I'm going to sue them!" (End of Chapter)