After seven years of being out of the spotlight, millions of fans are waiting for my return!

[Entertainment Industry + System]
Seven years ago, eighteen-year-old Lin Mo became an internet sensation with her song "Sunny Day".
The song "Red Dress" became the gateway song for countless students.
The song "Half City of Smoke and Sand" accompanied the entire era of internet cafes.
In just one year, he became one of the three giants of music in that era.
At the peak of his career, he was sidelined by his company due to a copyright dispute and disappeared from public view.
This hiding lasted for a full seven years.
The musical genius of yesteryear has vanished completely from the internet.
In the past seven years, his songs are still playing, people still check in on his fan forum every day, and his fan club has never disbanded.
"We're waiting for your return" is the only message pinned to the top of the fan group.
Seven years later, to fulfill his promise to his fans, he prepared to hold a concert.
When he reappeared on the singing competition show, he was seen by netizens as an obscure newcomer trying to gain popularity.
When the intro to "What's Wrong" started, the entire audience was silent for three seconds before singing along.
The comments were all the same: "My youth is back", "My youth is back", "Keep singing, we're still listening".
Within three minutes, it surged to the top of the trending searches.
Ten thousand concert tickets sold out in three minutes.
Fans booked a large screen at a city landmark, on which was written:
"You protected us back then, now it's our turn to protect you."
That night, he stood in the center of the stage, looking at the glow sticks filling the venue, and suddenly his eyes welled up with tears.
It turns out that they had been there all along for the past seven years.