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Chapter 99 Senior, you didn't want this either...

The cast and crew of "Onair".

Despite rushing as fast as she could, Song Yoon-ah still couldn't catch the live broadcast and could only get a glimpse of Han Seok's debut stage performance from news reports and photos posted on forums.

Born to be an idol, a perfect debut!

"The Walking Idol Textbook"

What defines a new generation of idols?

The music center was submerged in a sea of ​​green.

"Did the brat behave this well?"

An entire page of news reports was filled with positive reviews.

The audience praised Han Shuo and his nine-member dance troupe for their stunning good looks, outstanding figures, and unique makeup and styling, which made them stand out.

He possesses undeniable vocal prowess at a CD level and top-notch dance skills.

Reports indicate that Han Seok has won over fans of Music Core, turning the studio into his personal concert venue.

In short: a born idol.

"The song is great, the dance is beautiful, and the backup dancers are all very pretty."

"Han Shuo seems to have been born for the stage, destined to be admired and the center of attention."

"Today's music show performance was the most worthwhile of all the music show performances I've ever been to. You absolutely can't imagine how Han Shuo conquered the entire audience in just one hour."

The escalating public attention has once again drawn public focus to Han Shuo.

As expected, the nine songs from LoveTrap once again easily topped the charts on several major music streaming platforms.

Even though it's been more than five days since the song was released, the fact that it still has such amazing staying power has once again refreshed the industry's understanding of Han Shuo's popularity.

What does it mean to be a newly emerging near-top influencer?

A postscript, seemingly written by an audience member, caught Song Yoon-ah's attention.

Han Shuo choreographed a new song live; this is what a true genius looks like.

According to the post, after the show ended, Han Seok performed an encore at the request of the fans in the audience, and even choreographed a locking dance on the spot.

"Is it possible to improvise and choreograph on the spot?"

"That's a lie, how could it possibly go that far?"

"Have you all forgotten that Han Shuo was also responsible for the choreography of the entire album? For him, it's probably as simple as breathing. Surely no one can't breathe, right?"

"Isn't 1-ock ing all about improvisation?"

Song Yoon-ah was completely taken aback.

This was the first time she regretted accepting the script for "0nair." If she hadn't been the second female lead in the drama and been held back by filming, she might not have missed Han Suk's stage.

Take a break after finishing this drama.

While others were still guessing, she didn't need to. She sent Han Shuo a message: "During the encore performance, you even improvised a dance on the spot?"

Han Shuo replied almost instantly: "Anyway, if we do it again, it'll probably be a completely different routine."

Look at that overflowing pride.

But this kid has the ability to do it.

Song Yoon-ah, with a smile in her eyes, squatted on the ground, her hands tucked into her arms, typing rapidly on her phone: "Will you record a practice room video? Noona wants to see it."

She looked at her phone with great delight.

Quietly awaiting Han Shuo's reply.

At the same time, she silently read the text message Han Shuo had sent her.

It seems that ever since she broke the ice with Han Shuo, she has developed a fondness for reading his letters and trying to figure out what he is thinking.

This made her feel younger.

Unfortunately, Han Shuo didn't reply immediately this time. By the time she saw his reply again, it was already an hour later.

"I just had dinner with the filming crew of the MBC music show performance."

"I've sent you the choreography for 'Pain Like Death' via email. The video was just a quick snapshot on the street, so the quality isn't very high."

Leaning back in the van, Song Yoon-ah bit her lip.

Han Shuo's methods of making people happy were rather naive, but he managed to leave her neither satisfied nor unsatisfied.

What's wrong with routines?

Why doesn't he use tricks on others?

He's willing to spend time figuring things out with her, and that's enough.

His inner joy was palpable.

I wish I could have the driver change course to Fanxing Entertainment right then and there.

"Was this taken specifically for me?"

Han Shuo didn't answer the question directly: "Let's see what you have."

"What the heck~"

What do you want to see from me?

It's not hard to understand, really; you can't just look at what's underneath.

She found the right angle, took a selfie, and sent it to Han Shuo.

Back at the apartment.

She immediately grabbed her laptop and downloaded the video Han Shuo sent to her local computer.

While waiting for the video to download, she didn't rest. Instead, she opened "Trap" again, where the gold miner was busy searching for treasure.

It seems that ever since she had physical intimacy with Han Shuo, she has been unable to control herself.

Soon after, intermittent vulgar language came from the bedroom.

Fanxing Entertainment, Practice Room.

With Shin Yoon-joo's help, Han Seok completed the recording of the dance version of "Pain Like Death" and shared it on his Bilibili personal channel immediately.

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This time, he personally confirmed the rumors of live choreography.

Bilibili now has over 6.5 users in South Korea, mainly his loyal fans, supplemented by fans of artists under DSP Entertainment.

You need to take an exam when registering a Bilibili account.

This artificially filters out a group of casual observers, while those who successfully register an account and remain on Bilibili have high user activity.

As a result, this video garnered a large number of likes, favorites, and followers as soon as it was released.

This was just a minor incident.

However, given his current incredible popularity, it has generated a different kind of buzz, almost solidifying his status as an "artist" and a "born idol."

Nowadays, his materials, except for music videos, are only shared on other platforms; other videos, such as practice room videos, are only released on Bilibili.

This little incident, in turn, boosted Bilibili's popularity, pushing its user base in South Korea past 70,000 that very night.

He plans to further promote Bilibili to his fans during the autograph session.

Next week, Bilibili will also welcome companies and artists such as SM Entertainment, Davichi, and Jang Nara to join the platform. It's only a matter of time before the total number of users in South Korea reaches 100,000.

Bilibili has not invested in promotion or marketing in China and is still quietly developing.

However, thanks to the promotion by various influential fan groups, and through word-of-mouth among fans, the total number of users is just one step away from reaching 100,000.

Celebrities are driving traffic to Bilibili, and Bilibili is empowering its celebrities; the initial results are promising.

The situation is very good.

Sunday's "Inkigayo" is an SBS program.

SBS was the first television station to partner with Bilibili, and given their close relationship, Han Seok will only receive better treatment at music show performances.

The time allotted for on-site rehearsals was accurate to within a few minutes.

Unlike other idols who have to arrive early to wait for their turn, they don't have to.

Actually, things are fine now.

As the requirements for filming increase, idols' rehearsals will become more and more refined, and a single music show performance may require three or four rehearsals.

This means that the rehearsal period will be greatly extended.

Time doesn't appear out of thin air.

The extra time only means that idols have to work from dawn till dusk.

This is why many idols have to get up at four or five in the morning to rush their schedules during their music show promotions.

Bilibili's upcoming show, "The Show," will not only feature music show elements but also a performance format, which will significantly reduce the time cost for idols to promote their music.

They can travel overseas for free and interact with their Chinese fans.

The final live performance will be edited and released on Chinese and Korean websites, without any unexplained cuts to the stage time due to time constraints.

It is expected that it will be welcomed by many idols from smaller companies.

The rehearsal is over.

Han Shuo was informed of yesterday's album sales: 1091 copies.

"Another 10,000 copies sold in a single day?!"

The nine-member dance troupe were even more excited than he was.

They happily hugged each other in celebration.

Feed it.

Why not hug him, the person directly involved?

By this point, the album "LoveTrap" had sold a total of 3.4133 copies in four days.

With a whopping 5286 copies sold ahead of Girls' Generation's "Baby Baby," it secured the top spot in March's sales rankings.

"Nearly 6,000 copies on the first day, more than 8,000 on the second day, and more than 10,000 on the third and fourth days. I won't comment on the value of such a debut album for a new artist."

"At this rate, will Han Shuo really sell nearly 100,000 albums?"

"It's hard to say whether we can sell 100,000 copies, but we definitely have a chance of selling 70,000 or 80,000, after all, today is only the second day of the promotional activities."

"Did Han Seok's fair and square victory over Girls' Generation count as revenge against SM Entertainment?"

"Lee Soo-man, are you watching?"

"If I were Lee Soo-man or Kim Young-soo, I would be kicking myself for driving away Han Seok and giving SM Entertainment so much trouble."

Entertainment has made a formidable rival.

"Junior brother vs. senior sister, a complete victory!"

Being brought into the spotlight by news reports and fans, becoming a stepping stone for Han Shuo, is a feeling that those who have never been surpassed cannot understand.

"We didn't win the sales champion title, but we got unexpected attention. Why am I not happy at all?"

They're like villains; it would be strange if they could be happy.

None of the nine members of Girls' Generation were in a good mood.

Yesterday's Music Core show did not have a single member, and after conflicting with their existing schedule, they were forced to give up participating in yesterday's music show performance.

Unexpectedly, just one day later, her relationship with Han Shuo underwent another change.

Besides being seniors at their former company, artists under rival companies, and idols who write songs, they have another identity: the second place that gets surpassed by the most.

Each person had mixed feelings, a mixture of trepidation and anticipation.

I don't know how to feel about performing on the same stage as Han Shuo.

The nine people entered the studio, bowing and greeting each other.

However, the TV station staff responded with strangely cold faces.

What's going on?

They were just overtaken; there's no need for the TV station to condemn them to death.

"Um?"

The nine people soon learned the reason.

In a corner of the studio, Han Shuo was surrounded by nine beautiful backup dancers, chatting and laughing.

Seemingly sensing the atmosphere, the other person looked over and their eyes met those of the nine members of Girls' Generation.

We finally met.

Han Shuo's expression was playful.

What should he say?

Especially for Yoona, who has always been rumored to be his close friend, he certainly can't pretend nothing happened, but he can't exactly say, "Senior, you didn't want this either—"

Girls' Generation (the beginning was eaten by an invisible hand).