This sudden incident made the four of them feel much more depressed.

So when Zhou Yiyang saw them after finishing work on the crew, he thought they couldn't learn the Infinite Girls' dance and became depressed.

"Actually, even if you haven't learned the dance, it doesn't matter. The worst that can happen is that you can ask the teacher to simplify the dance for you." Zhou Yiyang comforted.

"No," Tang Yue shook her head righteously, and then said with Su Yin, full of fighting spirit: "We will definitely give our fans a perfect stage!"

Zhou Yiyang was shocked by their sudden passion.

"What's going on with you guys?"

"They are just intermittently full of fighting spirit." Lin Xuaner said calmly.

"What kind of word is this?" Zhou Yiyang felt that he had only been away for one day, so how could he not keep up with the trend.

"It means that they suddenly start to regret not working hard, and then they retaliate by working hard to improve themselves," Wang Xingrui explained. "But this momentum usually only lasts for a few days. Once the excitement wears off, they become lazy again. This often happens to people preparing for postgraduate entrance exams and certification exams."

"Ahem," Zhou Yiyang almost spit out the water in his mouth: "But there must be an opportunity for them to become what they are now, right?"

"Well, it's like this..." Lin Xuan'er then told Zhou Yiyang about the incident with Gu Ling.

After hearing this, Zhou Yiyang was stunned for a moment, then he laughed: "So that's why."

"Brother Yang, do you think we are worrying too much?" Su Yin came over and asked.

"No, it's a good thing to have a sense of crisis." Zhou Yiyang sat down next to them and remembered that they had rarely been close since they became famous. "But since I signed you, I will be responsible for you and won't let you become outdated so easily."

Perhaps it was Zhou Yiyang's assurance that alleviated their worries a lot.

"But Gu Ling is so pitiful." Tang Yue sighed, "I feel like Shanghai TV is just using him to gain attention, rather than really valuing him."

Unexpectedly, Tang Yue’s words came true. That night, the promotional poster for Shanghai Satellite TV came out.

The person standing in the C position is Ling Hu, and in front of him are Luo Chen and Wen Yuan.

Behind him was Moonlight Girl, and in front of him was Gemunachuo. Gu Ling, who was promoted first, was placed in the corner of the poster.

Gu Ling must have known this in advance.

When Zhou Yiyang saw the poster, he felt really sorry for Gu Ling. But then he thought, if he had signed Gu Ling and invested a large sum of money in him, and then he suddenly quit the industry, he would probably curse him to death.

Gu Ling is indeed a pitiful person now, but it is hard to say that his current situation has nothing to do with his own decision.

After expressing his feelings, Zhou Yiyang continued to care about the box office of his movie.

As everyone expected, box office revenue fell back on Sunday, dropping to $84 million.

Including the box office revenue of the previous two days, the film achieved an excellent result of 252 million in the first week.

At present, Maoyan's score still maintains a high level of 9.3. According to this score, it does not seem so exaggerated to achieve a total box office of 4 times that of the first week.

At this moment, Liu Xihe stood in front of the French window, overlooking the bustling city center. However, the bustling lights and feasting before her did not make her happy.

Her new film can be said to be Hailang Entertainment's blockbuster work of the year. A huge amount of money has been invested in both the initial investment and the subsequent publicity and promotion.

Her agent said that if she wants to make a profit, the box office must be at least 500 million.

If it were before, Liu Xihe wouldn't have worried. With this cast and the overwhelming publicity, it would have been easy to get 500 million.

However, now they have to face an extremely formidable opponent from the same period.

Or the opponent she had previously disdained.

"Is the box office revenue of 'Moonlight Girl' really not inflated? It's just a youth film, how could it have grossed over 200 million in its first week?" She could only vent all her anger on the assistant: "And this reputation, it's so fake!"

"Xihe," the assistant could only comfort her: "Don't be angry, the box office and word of mouth should be true. But our two films are of different genres, so it shouldn't be affected."

Liu Xihe snorted, "That'd better be! I don't want to lose to a movie like this!"

The assistant shuddered, silently retreated to a corner, and then carefully threw a ticket for "Moonlight Girl" into the trash can. Then he logged into his Douban account and gave "Moonlight Girl" a five-star rating.