Chinese Entertainment King: Starting as a Fat Boy and Becoming a Singing King

Chapter 89 The Future Belongs to You Young People (Sixth Update, Begging for First Subscription)

The corridor was long and quiet.

Xu Yao leaned against the wall, staring blankly at the framed calligraphy on the opposite wall for a long time.

The framed piece reads "厚德载物" (Hou De Zai Wu), and Xu Yao stared at it for a long time, noticing that the stroke of the character "德" (De) was written particularly long.

The meeting room door finally opened again.

Nasin came out alone.

She walked out of the conference room in low heels, the cuffs of her navy blue suit jacket slightly rolled up, revealing a slender white wrist.

"Teacher Naxin, how was it?" Xu Yao straightened up from the wall, genuinely looking forward to the answer.

Nassin did not answer him directly.

She stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling glass curtain wall in the corridor, and outside the window, the winter sky over Hangzhou was pale gray.

She put her hands in her suit pockets and turned her head to look at Xu Yao.

"Since you've thought everything through, why did you have to cause this embarrassment for the company? Why didn't you just tell the company and the station that you wanted to terminate your contract and that you wanted to be the next Jay Chou?"

Xu Yao thought for a moment, then spoke seriously with a polite smile: "Teacher Naxin, first of all, I must be qualified to enter today's meeting room. Otherwise, would you listen to my thoughts? Would you—really respect my thoughts? Would you hold a meeting to discuss my ideas?"

Nassin turned her head to look at him; her gaze lingered on his face for two seconds, then she nodded slightly.

"So, do you think you can succeed today? They're still discussing it inside. Do you think the final outcome will be what you're considering?"

Xu Yao sighed: "Teacher Naxin, you are Teacher Naying's older sister. To be honest, I'm not really confident."

I can't possibly guess what the leaders are thinking or doing.

Nasin nodded, her eyes gleaming with undisguised admiration.

"I can only say that your strategy was right; you chose to tell the truth instead of going against the grain. For my sister's sake, I'll ask you one more question. You just said inside that you want to become the new king of the Chinese music scene after Jay Chou. Do you really have that ambition, or are you just saying it for others to hear? I need to hear the truth before I can help you."

"Teacher Naxin," Xu Yao's voice was steady and calm, "I don't want to become a music superstar."

"OK."

Nasin's eyes darkened for a moment.

That moment was so brief that Xu Yao almost missed it. It wasn't disappointment, but rather an understanding of "as expected."

In September, she traveled to South Korea with her team to record the chart-topping single "UZA".

In November, a post titled "China's Number One Idol in 4000 Years" appeared on the Sakura Kingdom Forum. It was mistakenly spread in China as a "11-year beauty," which sparked widespread discussion and controversy.

(P.S.: The battle between Xu Yao and the company is only temporarily over. The second wave of the battle will break out at the concert. In Chapter 174, Xu Yao will unleash his ultimate move and completely break with the behind-the-scenes boss of The Voice of China. Then he will start to snatch all the future hit variety shows from Zhejiang TV. What do you guys think of this way of venting his anger? Since I'm going to do this, my idea is not just to be the person in charge of The Voice of China. Should I take them all down at once?)