Huayu: I'm just opening a treasure chest, why are you shaking your leg?

Fermentation continued for two days.

The wind picked up, and the fighting became even more frenzied than before.

TOP 2 on Weibo's Hot Songs Chart.

Top 3 on the original music chart.

The comment ranked 2nd on the popularity list.

The top 3 most fleeting things in life.

QQ Music Chart TOP 4.

Top 5 on the trendsetting list.

Top 1 on the new song chart.

Top 3 most recommended items.

Top 6 on the list of things you can watch 100 times without getting tired of them.

Top 3 on the list of best songs.

Top 2 on the Chinese Pop Music Chart.

Top 5 of the Youthful Campus Time Ranking.

Ranked #2 on the list of trending topics across the entire internet.

The most popular celebrity in the world.

The top 3 most popular items on the infinite loop list.

The TOP 2 of the list of the most popular Chinese songs.

It only took two days.

When the wind picked up, it surged to the top of QQ Music's new song chart.

Furthermore, its popularity was more than twice that of Chen Yixun's "Love Transfer," which ranked second.

……

The heat of the storm can no longer be described as merely intense.

Various major platforms.

Small platform.

Medium-sized platform.

A platform for discussion.

One of the top three names is a very familiar one – The Wind Rises.

"Nunchucks", "Blue and White Porcelain", "Nocturne", "Rice Fragrance", "Sunny Day".

Known as the "God of Speed ​​on Mount Akina," and the only person on QQ Music to surpass 4000 million followers...

Jay Chou, Jay Chou Jie-lun —

They were all alarmed.

Jay Chou's "Blue and White Porcelain".

With its unique Chinese style and beautiful melody, it is a classic among classics and has won awards in multiple music awards.

But what about it?

Completely suppressed by the rising wind, unable to lift their heads.

The hype hasn't even reached half of what it used to be.

The wind is rising, and all the major forums and online communities are discussing it.

Only a small portion of the discussion revolves around his "Blue and White Porcelain".

This left Jay Chou feeling frustrated for some reason.

...

Not only Zhou Jielun, but also Lin Junjie, who has countless hit songs and representative works.

"Jiangnan", "A Song Not Written for Anyone", "Cultivating Love", "A Thousand Years Later", "Unfortunately, If Only", "Cao Cao", "Little Dimples".

That's unbelievable.

It's just a new song, and it's only been two days, yet it's already this outrageous.

...

Similarly, there's "My head is full of you, my heart is full of you, our little love is so sweet in the big city."

Wang Lihong is a director, actress, and pop singer all at once.

I listened to "The Wind Rises" on repeat dozens of times.

In the end, a sigh was left:

"Great song!!"

Great words!!

"Great singing skills!!"

...

The "Electric Eyes Queen," the stunningly beautiful and sweet girl, the invisible wings—Zhang Shaohan.

Chen Yixun's "The Lone Warrior" has over 100 million views on QQ Music.

Jiang Yuyang is a singer-songwriter who is not formally trained in music.

Music producer, music composer, guitarist, actor; Chu Gongzi (Chen Chusheng), known for songs such as "Hawthorn Blossom," "Missing a Wasted Name," and "It Turns Out I Was Never Alone."

Xu Song, a lyricist and composer, is the best lyricist of ancient-style songs. His works include "What's Wrong?", "Broken Bridge and Lingering Snow", "Luzhou Moon", "Plain Face", "Appreciated by Both the Refined and the Popular" and "Rain on Qingming Festival".

Chinese pop singer, rekindling his manly spirit with songs like "Norwegian Wood" and "Sudden Self," and the rock godfather known for his relaxed and effortless concerts—Wu Bai.

"Twilight," "Blue and White Porcelain," "The Secret of Winter," and "Irresistible Beauty"—these are the songs of Zhou Chuanxiong, the godfather of love songs.

All singers, from pop singers to trendy singers and top-tier singers, were alarmed.

……

Zhou Yang had a mobile phone, so he naturally saw how popular "The Wind Rises" was.

This left him stunned for quite a while.

"So popular?? Looks like the system is still too conservative?"

"80% guaranteed to be a hit??"

"Now it seems there's an 800% chance it'll be a hit!!"

His songs became wildly popular, which is naturally excellent.

You should be happy!

We should be excited!

We should be excited!

But Zhou Yang was different.

My mood was somewhat heavy.

It's not that Zhou Yang regrets not selling the copyright of "The Wind Rises" to Jing Tian.

Otherwise, with such popularity, the copyright fees would be so high they'd be rolling in money.

He was dismayed, realizing that he was going in the wrong direction.

He wants to direct a movie.

If the director's movie becomes a hit.

That's excellent.

This is not a movie.

It's the song.

It's not as good as the music video that became popular.

That's better than the song.

"Sigh, it seems I have to remind Jing Tian not to tell anyone that I wrote the song."

Then, he took out his phone and sent it.

He replied in less than three seconds.

Jing Tian: "Yangyang, Yangyang, what did you say?? Are you kidding me??"

Zhou Yang: "No, I'm serious."

Jing Tian: "Seriously, hehehe, Yangyang, impossible, impossible!!"

Zhou Yang: "How is that impossible??"

Jing Tian: "What kind of songwriter wouldn't want others to see their song, especially if it becomes a huge hit?"

Zhou Yang: "I... I just don't want to."

Jing Tian: "Why?? Can I ask? It's okay, it's fine if you don't tell me."

Zhou Yang: "My dream is to make movies, not songs. You can understand that feeling, right?"

Jing Tian: "I understand, I really understand."

Now that the wind is picking up, I'm sending this to Jing Tian.

Zhou Yang will gain nothing; no matter how popular he becomes, he won't gain anything.

But...

If Jing Tian is happy, giving Zhou Yang tens or hundreds of thousands of yuan is acceptable.

However, if it's some of the more popular singers, such as Zhou Jielun, Chen Yixun, Xu Song, Zhou Chuanxiong...

It wouldn't be too difficult for these people to contact Jing Tian.

If asked, "Who wrote the song?"

Jing Tian is said to be Zhou Yang.

Although there are many benefits.

The disadvantages are very, very few.

But Zhou Yang was thinking about something else entirely.

Yuanhuang!

Many creditors!

Yuan Huang knew his songs were a huge hit, so why was he making a fuss about those unpaid bills?

For example: revealing his family affairs.

His father's factory went bankrupt.

He also incurred millions in debt due to gambling.

She even attempted suicide?

Even more seriously, Yuanhuang immediately called the police.

Although it is also troublesome to deal with Yuanhuang.

It belongs to the category of hurting Zhou Yang by 800 yuan and Huang losing 1,000 yuan.

But Zhou Yang did sign the document and put his fingerprint on it.

Interest rate is 30%.

If the police station gets involved now, Zhou Yang will be breaking the law.

Although this possibility is unlikely.

They pushed Zhou Yang too far, and he ended up in jail. How is he going to pay off all that debt?

But...!

This possibility also exists.

Even if it's only one percent.

thousandth.

Even if it's only one in ten thousand.

That does exist.

Zhou Yang could have completely avoided this.

Why bother trying to fish in troubled waters?

You can definitely touch it with water.

Zhou Yang's tone was firm:

"You can tell others that I wrote it, but... after the music video is filmed, I will no longer contact you."

"Go ahead and ask whoever you want to write songs for; I won't write a single one for you!!"

Haha ...

Zhou Yang said this, and everything else was just a simple threat.

Because he was more afraid.

If Jing Tian hadn't played the female lead in "Waiting for You at the End of Time".

Then he'll truly be left speechless with despair.

Jing Tian was terrified:

"No, no, please don't! I won't tell anyone, not even my parents, okay?"

Zhou Yang:

"Okay, tell Zeng Jia and Chai Biyun not to say that I wrote it."

Jing Tian: "I know... but..."

Zhou Yang's eyes narrowed when he saw the message:

"But what??"

Jing Tian: "But... I already told a friend a few days ago about you writing a song for me."

After thinking about it carefully, Zhou Yang came up with a name.

It's still a very annoying name.

Is it because the world is cold and people are cruel?

Jing Tian: "Wow... Yangyang, you're amazing! How did you know?"

Zhou Yang: "I'm just guessing. Now, can you tell me who 'Chai Tou Feng' really is?"

Jing Tian: "No... that won't work, but I can tell her not to say that you wrote it."

Zhou Yang: "Okay, when can you tell me who it is?"

Jing Tian:

"Hehe... Look how anxious you are. Don't worry, I will definitely tell you."

"And you'll be very excited when you find out."

Zhou Yang rolled his eyes:

"I'm excited? What's there to be excited about? It couldn't possibly be Liu Yifei, could it?!"

Jing Tian: "Uh...of course not, you really have a vivid imagination, haha..."

Finally, Zhou Yang asked a question:

"With such good results for 'The Wind Rises,' we should hurry up and shoot a music video and upload it quickly."

Jing Tian: "Okay, it'll be in the next couple of days. Have you made all the plans?"

Zhou Yang: "Everything is ready, we just need you to come and film."

Jing Tian: "Yay! Yangyang, you're amazing! I love you so much!"