at the same time.

Among the crew members, a middle-aged man wearing a white wide-brimmed baseball cap, a simple black T-shirt, and black trousers asked in a low voice to the person next to him, "Is there something going on at 10:30 tomorrow night?"

The man took out his phone and checked: "Mr. Shang, according to the latest satellite cloud image, a small storm will make landfall at 10:30, which may cause a storm on the island."

The middle-aged man instantly understood: "So, coincidentally, a storm will hit the stadium stage during Ms. Su's performance, severely affecting the stage effect?"

The man replied respectfully.

Gazing at Su Daji's shapely and graceful figure for a long time, the middle-aged man revealed a hint of interest and murmured, "So, Miss Su, were you aware of this accident?"

Noticing the concern in the middle-aged man's eyes, the man tentatively asked, "So, Mr. Shang, should we inform this Ms. Su in advance and help her achieve a good result in the competition?"

The middle-aged man's interest vanished in an instant, and he said decisively, "No need, let her handle it herself."

He wanted to see just what this woman who kept appearing in his dreams was capable of.

The man looked surprised, then obediently agreed.

...

Those who are willing to come to the stage of "Produce 101" all harbor some kind of dream about the stage and performance.

Although each of them had different qualifications at the beginning of the selection process.

However, after more than a month of preparation, each group performed quite well on the stage, and many of their performances were even quite amazing, drawing cheers from the audience and high praise from the investors.

One of the popular dances, a classical dance adaptation called "The Phoenix's Song," was highly appreciated by the CEO of a clothing group, who immediately decided to offer him a three-month endorsement deal for one of his clothing brands, along with the right to gift him a lifetime of personal clothing.

The investor's statement was unexpectedly decisive, prompting a flood of surprised and amazed comments on the screen, and the 101 contestants also expressed their surprise.

The scene reached a minor climax.

In addition, another group performed a very good chorus.

One contestant adapted a lyrical folk song by a Bai ethnic girl, preserving its original ethnic charm while also giving the lyrics a modern twist.

In addition, the clear and bright singing voices of the other contestants helped them achieve a tie for the second highest score of the entire competition.

The scene reached another climax.

The third climax occurred before Su Daji's group.

When a group of mixed-race contestants appeared, they used their unique advantage of foreign culture, along with their generous and graceful movements and hot and powerful breath, to perform a popular foreign song and dance in a very enjoyable way.

The scene was brought to an even more enthusiastic climax.

After watching the performances of the contestants from "Produce 101," the audience was also infected by the atmosphere, and countless passionate bullet comments scrolled rapidly across the screen like a torrent.

"Holy crap, this is absolutely amazing! Sister, marry me!"

"This is so much fun! This is so much fun! This is so much fun!"

"Unbelievable, I'm now dancing and singing like a moll at home."

"Compared to the boy group auditions next door, those skinny chickens with voices that are out of breath after just a couple of jumps, and those dance moves that look like radio calisthenics, isn't this the level that the audience should be watching?"

"When it comes to professional skills, men in the Chinese entertainment industry are indeed inferior to women."