The discussion among fans gradually increased the heat, and naturally some unfriendly voices also appeared:

"No way! How come Moonlight Girls went overseas to promote themselves, but they refused to appear on any domestic shows? Isn't this pure discrimination?"

"I've said it before, Zhou Yiyang and Moonlight Girl are both Westernized, but it's a pity that many people still cling to their beliefs. Look, they're joining in the fun of a Korean show. How ridiculous!"

"Indeed, they haven't appeared on domestic variety shows in a long time, right? Maybe they think they already have enough fans in China and are like leeks, so they don't need to pay attention to them."

After seeing such remarks, the fans naturally would not let it go so easily and soon began their own counterattack.

When Zhou Yiyang looked at Weibo and Douyin again, he saw battlefields one after another.

He stretched lazily and said helplessly:

"Whether it's our fans or haters, they all have a strong fighting spirit! Well, I can only say that everyone was slacking off during the day, so they put all their energy into fighting."

Bai Yangyu, who was sitting next to Zhou Yiyang, smiled and explained:

"Isn't that normal? School just started recently, so many people are relatively free. Plus, someone was deliberately stirring up trouble, so the fight got pretty intense. It's understandable."

"But I don't think this kind of thing will cause any trouble. After all, when Young Master Yue went to Korea, he was, in a sense, welcomed by the entire country, and the treatment he received was the highest. There's absolutely no such thing as a marketing account misrepresenting right or wrong."

"Indeed," Zhou Yiyang nodded. He calmly picked up the cup, shook it, and took a sip of the strong tea inside. "Some netizens are like that. They're always making trouble. Even a simple thing can be made very complicated by them."

"I think once the show officially starts and they hear the new songs, they won't say that anymore. It's quite normal."

Seeing Zhou Yiyang so calm, Bai Yangyu also shifted his attention from this matter.

After all, he has more important things to do and has no time to care about these things.

He was also responsible for liaising with Goryeo, as the Moonlight Girls would be staying there for three days. Therefore, their accommodation and itinerary had to be guaranteed.

Fortunately, Goryeo really values ​​Moonlight Girl, and the treatment she gives can be summarized in one simple sentence: "As long as Moonlight Girl asks for something, we will satisfy her in every way possible!"

At this moment, Yue Shao and the other three stretched lazily. They were lying on the floor of the rehearsal room, and it seemed that they had just finished training.

Lin Xuan'er stood up and washed her face with cold water before she said softly:

"Why are you all silent? Are you too tired to say a word?"

Hearing Lin Xuan'er's words, the first person to raise her hand was Su Yin. She opened her mouth, her tone unusually uncomfortable:

"That's nonsense! Actually, forget about learning Korean. I don't think it's that difficult. The Koreans around me used to say the same thing all the time. But why are all three songs this time so heavily dance-based? Now I feel like my body, my limbs, my brain, they no longer belong to me."

"Look," Tang Yue turned her head and glanced at Wang Xingrui nearby, as if she had suddenly found a suitable excuse. "Ruirui is the same, isn't she? She's so tired right now that she doesn't want to say a word. Only you, our little King Kong Lin Xuan'er, don't seem tired at all."

When Lin Xuan'er heard Tang Yue's name for her, her eyes widened and she coughed violently:

"Tangtang, could you please stop calling me these stupid nicknames? I sound like I've turned into a Barbie doll!"

Su Yin burst into laughter. "But seriously, the girl groups in Korea are really too crazy about dancing right now. From what I know, they put almost all their energy into dancing. I feel like every single one of them could be a dancer."

"That's true," Lin Xuan'er nodded in agreement. "After all, they can't match us in melodies, and their production isn't as good as Europe and the US, so they focused on visuals. But this move has been quite successful. Now, there are actually quite a few people in Europe and the US who like their boy bands and girl bands."

"I remember watching a video of their concert once before," Wang Xingrui blinked and said, "Wow, seriously. Apart from anything else, they're a group of over ten people, and yet all their movements are synchronized. My first reaction was that they were a dozen robots! But when I think about it more, I feel like this format really suppresses the members' individuality."

"Yeah," Su Yin said seriously, sitting cross-legged on the floor. "If it were just the four of us in Goryeo, someone as talented as Ruirui would probably compromise for the sake of the group's performance. There wouldn't be opportunities for Ruirui to perform well in the release of her songs."

"And the same goes for Xuan'er. Although we all know that Xuan'er is a good dancer, the gap between the three of us and her is quite large. I guess we'll just have to find a balance in the end!"

"As for Tangtang and I, we're probably just pretty faces. But Brother Yang is different. He really helps each of us find our own shining points and strengths. That's why I always think Brother Yang is amazing."

At this time, Tang Yue covered her mouth and laughed: "Hey, in front of us, you still say Yang brother, isn't this funny! We all know that you are a family, it's normal for you to speak up for him!"

After the jokes, everyone's fatigue seemed to disappear with the jokes.

…

In the blink of an eye, Yue Shao and the other three had walked out of their rehearsal room, followed Zhou Yi Yang's steps, and boarded the flight to Goryeo.

Tang Yue turned around, glanced at Su Yin beside her, and said with a smile:

"We're going to Goryeo again. Do you remember when we last went to Goryeo?"

Su Yin shook her head. "It's been too long. Should we hold a concert or appear on a variety show? Since then, our international popularity has skyrocketed, so there's no need to go on a show specifically for promotion."

"Looking at it this way, our popularity overseas has grown rapidly in the past two years!"

Wang Xingrui said with emotion: "Who still remembers how excited we were to see ourselves on TV when we first arrived in Korea!"

"Hahaha," Lin Xuan'er laughed. "I just saw on the fan page that the airport is completely packed, and they're all locals. People like international students can't even squeeze in. It's crazy."