Why did the system take my request to take photos with a cosplayer seriously?

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"But we..."

Sister Song ignored him and turned to walk inside.

As Zhao Yanxi passed by Wang Xu, she deliberately sighed.

"Sigh, what a pity..."

Wang Xu stood there, watching the two figures disappear at the end of the passage, his face ashen as if he had swallowed a fly.

Li Aitong shook off his hand, her expression also unpleasant.

"Let's go, what are you still standing here for?"

Ding Heng didn't know how things ended between the two.

He and Zhao Yanxi were led by Sister Song to the front row of the audience, right in the center, with an excellent view.

Zhao Yanxi sat down, excitedly looking left and right: "Brother Ding Heng, your friend is amazing!"

"good."

Ding Heng chuckled awkwardly, wondering what expression Long He would have when she saw him sitting with Zhao Yanxi.

The show hadn't started yet, and the staff on stage were making final adjustments.

Zhao Yanxi leaned on Ding Heng's shoulder, scrolling through her phone.

Suddenly she remembered something and leaned close to Ding Heng's ear.

"By the way, Brother Ding Heng, I heard from Hua Yue that Sister Hua Qing will be on stage today, did you know?"

Ding Heng's heart tightened, but he feigned surprise on his face.

"Really? What a coincidence!"

"Yes, yes!"

Zhao Yanxi sighed sincerely, "I'm so envious just thinking about how Hua Qing will be able to go on stage and interact with Long He and the others later."

"Is...is that so..."

Ding Heng gave an awkward laugh, a few drops of cold sweat seeping from his forehead.

Zhao Yanxi spoke up again: "Do you think we have a chance to be lucky audience members?"

Ding Heng's forehead was covered in even more cold sweat: "Didn't you say you didn't want to show your face?"

"If Wang Xu asked me, I'd definitely give a hard answer! But if I actually got to go on stage..."

Zhao Yanxi's eyes sparkled with anticipation, while Ding Heng felt a chill run down his spine.

No way...

Three women want to put on a show?

On stage, the staff began the countdown.

The lights dimmed.

The program is about to begin...

Chapter 110: Three Women Make a Drama (Part 2)

The program began with the hosts appearing one after another to cheerful music.

Then the lights dimmed, and a light, lively guitar strumming began, carrying the scent of a summer sea breeze.

Under the spotlight, four girls stood in the center of the stage, a standard four-person band setup—vocalist, guitarist, bassist, and drummer.

Longhe stood at the front, holding a microphone, his long brown hair flowing down his back. He wore a simple white T-shirt with oversized denim overalls, looking refreshingly relaxed.

After the intro ended, she began to speak.

"The summer breeze that year gently blew across the sky when I was eighteen..."

"The Wind of Eighteen" is a refreshing love song from Aurora Eos' new album.

The melody is catchy and melodious.

Longhe's clear and bright voice gently and softly entered everyone's ears.

Aurora Eos debuted two years ago and initially adopted a fresh and sweet girl style, focusing on singing and dancing.

To put it bluntly, it's a hodgepodge of styles from both Korean and Japanese girl groups, resulting in a hybrid that's very much akin to the "borrowing" style of major Chinese internet companies.

The first six months were lukewarm, especially for Long He, who was criticized for being "stiff" and called a "nepotism hire" every time he danced.

Until Longhe's single "First Snow" was released.

With his unique vocal advantage, Longhe became an overnight sensation, which also boosted the popularity of the entire group.

The company immediately recognized the changing trend and began to transform.

The number of dance tracks decreased, while the musicality increased, and Longhe's persona was developed in the direction of "genius musical girl" and "the next G.E.M."

Their recently released album goes straight for the style of a girl band, firmly placing lead singer Long He in the center position.

In the album, Longhe's main task is to sing, and apart from a few moves, the dance is basically shared equally among the three teammates.

As a result, group fans and individual fans have had many arguments, with some accusing Longhe of being a "young lady" in the new album and treating the other three members as "dance companions".

It's not surprising that fans of other groups are tearing each other apart.

It's obvious to anyone with eyes that if things continue like this, it's only a matter of time before Longhe goes solo.

Recently, rumors have circulated that Yang Sijie, leveraging her connections at Hunan TV, is arranging for Long He to participate alone in a top-rated music variety show, reportedly aiming to replicate G.E.M.'s path.

When the song ended, thunderous applause erupted.

The host walked up from the side stage, clapping as he approached.

"It sounds so good!"

The host then changed the subject, shouting in authentic Changsha dialect, "Longhe, you're back!"

Long He beamed and replied in the Xingcheng dialect, "You're back! You're back!"

The whole crowd laughed.

The host walked up to Long He and said with emotion, "Every time Long He comes to our station, I feel like I'm seeing my daughter come back to her parents' home. When she was little, her mother often brought her backstage, and I held her a lot."

The large screen then switched to displaying an old photograph.

More than a decade ago, the host looked young, with a little girl of about two years old standing next to him.

The little girl had two small pigtails, chubby cheeks, and smiled at the camera.

The audience gasped in surprise.

The host gestured to his calf and sighed with emotion.

"Time flies. Longhe was only this tall back then, so tiny..."

Then he compared Longhe's current height and exaggeratedly tilted his head back.

"And now? She's so much taller than me! She's grown into a stunning beauty!"

After a few words, it's clear to anyone with eyes that the tone for today's episode has been set.

It's not just about promoting the tour, it's also about promoting Longhe!

Afterwards, the host greeted the other three teammates in turn, gave a brief introduction, and remained calm and composed.

The next half hour was filled with noisy interactive games... charades, relay quizzes, and all sorts of old variety show routines.

Ding Heng showed no interest whatsoever, leaning back in his chair with a blank stare.

Zhao Yanxi seemed quite interested, taking photos with her phone and occasionally looking down to tap the screen to send messages.

Ding Heng glanced at it: "Who should we send it to?"

"Li Aitong."

Without looking up, Zhao Yanxi sent out another photo.

Ding Heng raised an eyebrow: "Is it necessary?"

Zhao Yanxi pouted, her tone slightly agitated: "Who told her to flaunt that lousy LV bag in front of me every day?"

Ding Heng was both amused and exasperated, when suddenly he felt a chill run down his spine.

He turned his gaze back to the stage. The game segment had just ended, and several girls sat down to rest one by one.

Long He sat on the far side, his gaze fixed on Ding Heng and Zhao Yanxi, his expression like that of Wu Dalang seeing Ximen Qing and Pan Jinlian, his teeth itching with hatred!

You're here to watch me film a variety show?

He was clearly on a date with another woman!

He even made me come all the way to invite you in!

nausea!

Ding Heng's heart tightened, and he subconsciously tried to pull his hand away from Zhao Yanxi's shoulder.

As a result, Zhao Yanxi misunderstood and instead leaned into Ding Heng's arms, snuggling even closer.

Ding Heng: "..."

He gave Long He on the stage an awkward smile.

Long He snorted coldly, looked away expressionlessly, and lowered his head to drink water.

When Long He first stepped onto the stage, he noticed Ding Heng and Zhao Yanxi.

Fortunately, after two years of honing her skills, she now possesses excellent professional qualities and can control her temper.

I only gave him a warning look because I couldn't take it anymore.