One night, several parties issued statements.

This escalated the controversy surrounding Zhou Linna's alleged song theft, with five of the top ten trending topics on Weibo being occupied by her.

The artist director of Huashang Entertainment, where Zhou Linna works, and two other senior executives stayed at the company late at night to discuss countermeasures.

The songwriters who are now taking the blame are not believed by anyone outside the industry, and their claims are full of loopholes.

If they can't quell this storm, they'll have no choice but to give up on developing this artist.

Zhou Linna sat silently to the side, not daring to utter a single word.

As the online debate intensified, the artist director glared at Zhou Linna and her manager An Yang with resentment.

"Your cousin Li Xin'er just ruined herself, haven't you learned your lesson?"

Zhou Linna lowered her eyes and remained silent, already regretting to death that she hadn't listened to her agent, An Yang.

But now, it's too late for regrets.

Agent An Yang said helplessly, "The other party deliberately set a trap and came prepared. We didn't have time to react at all."

Because there was no evidence to support the claim that "Our Glamorous Time" had used her work, Luo Qianqian was unable to sue them despite knowing they had used her work.

So they deliberately sent the manuscript of Fu Shiyi's upcoming single to Zhou Linna.

Zhou Linna actually won it over. Because the song was so good, Zhou Linna was very tempted. She wanted to keep it for herself, so she had to announce to the public as her new work very quickly.

Otherwise, even if someone doesn't have the original manuscript, they can still rewrite it from memory.

He just felt something was off, so he strongly objected to her singing the song.

But she still wouldn't listen and insisted on singing this song at her concert, even announcing that it was her new single to be released.

Their concert had only ended half an hour before Fu Shiyi's started; it was all planned.

The purpose was to leverage Fu Shiyi's high profile and large fan base to escalate the matter to this point.

Now that the plagiarism of "You Are My Star" is an undeniable fact, even if there is no evidence, fans and casual viewers will still believe it if they say that "Our Glamorous Time" is also plagiarized.

“Whether the other party did it intentionally or not, the damage has already been done.” The artist director looked at Zhou Linna and said, “You should go back now. With things having escalated like this, you probably won’t have any gigs coming up anytime soon.”

Zhou Linna looked at the group and asked.

"Is there really no way to resolve this?"

"Who told you to mess with Fu Shiyi?" the artist director said coldly.

If it were someone else, they might be able to suppress the matter by exchanging benefits.

But how could they possibly appease someone as famous and wealthy as Fu Shiyi?

I've unfortunately fallen into his trap; I can only accept my bad luck.

"Agent An Yang rubbed his temples and said."

"You should go back first. There are a lot of paparazzi around lately, so you'd better not go out."

Although Lin Zhou has now issued a statement on Weibo admitting that he stole the original manuscripts of the two songs, the public simply does not believe it and is convinced that it was Zhou Linna who did it.

Zhou Linna got up wearily, said goodbye to the others, and left the conference room with her assistant.

The talent manager only spoke after she had left.

"Even if they want to sue, she only sang 'You Are My Starlight' once, and we did not produce or distribute it. They also have no evidence for 'Our Glamorous Time,' so they probably can't sue."

"Even if we don't prosecute now, it will be very difficult for Zhou Linna to recover for at least the next three to five years," her agent, An Yang, sighed.

Unless she possesses astonishing strength and makes a comeback after this storm has passed.

However, he knew very well that Zhou Linna did not have that kind of ability.