Professor Chen is a renowned professor of vocal music at Huaxia Conservatory of Music. He has taught countless students, including a large number of first- and second-level singers, as well as several superstars. When his blog was published, his students were in an uproar. They hadn't seen Professor Chen praise someone like this in many years. What kind of prodigy could be worthy of such praise?

Following the link on Professor Chen's blog, a large number of singers, music company executives, music platform managers, and some seasoned music enthusiasts entered the registration page of Yuewen Entertainment website. Well, according to Yuewen's rules, you have to download and register first to get in; otherwise, all personnel will be denied entry.

These people were hearing about this website for the first time. Indeed, it had only been half a month since the transformation and had not advertised on any platform. It relied purely on introductions from friends, so its brand awareness was indeed a bit low.

Curiosity killed the cat, and everyone registered, eager to see what was so special about this unknown newcomer.

After registering with my real name, I entered the website page. The homepage featured a large number of promotional posts. It makes sense; for a small website, having a minor singer who has Professor Chen's support join is bound to be something to be cherished and promoted, just in case others don't know.

"This platform is pretty good. It covers film, music, novels, animation, and literature, and there are no ads. The interface is very smooth and the layout is clean. It's better planned than the current major film and television platforms. We'll just have to see how the traffic is."

The people who entered were all speculating and secretly wondering if there was any possibility of cooperation!

Entering the music section, there are only two songs. One is "Sailor," which seems somewhat familiar. It has over eight million downloads, which is quite astonishing. Considering its release date, less than half a month ago, if it's not faked, this number is comparable to that of a top-tier celebrity. If it were released on a major platform, it could easily become a superstar!

Everyone was immediately stunned. Could this be something a completely unknown website could achieve? Furthermore, how could a song by a completely unknown singer be so popular? Downloading songs requires real money; perhaps, there's only one truth: the numbers are fake!

However, who would dare to falsify numbers now? If reported, they would be immediately banned. I guess no one would dare to gamble like that now, especially since the platform has such a large investment, it wouldn't allow it to do so!

Another song recommended by Professor Chen is "I Am a Wolf from the North." It has been downloaded over a million times in just three hours, and the number of downloads is still skyrocketing. Is this a new website? How can it have so much traffic? It's even more than the traffic of ordinary music platforms, comparable to the three major music platforms.

At this moment, the executives of the major music platforms who came in were also a little uneasy. This was a formidable opponent, and they had to find a way to nip it in the bud!

The executives of various music companies were thinking that Fang Yang seemed to be quite talented. If they were to hire him, he would be a cash cow for at least ten years. However, they needed to discuss with the company's senior management what kind of treatment they would need to offer him.

With their own thoughts in mind, everyone clicked to play "I Am a Wolf from the North," and just as Professor Chen said, it struck a chord with people in its simplicity, making it a masterpiece!

Those seasoned music lovers were captivated by the song, and after listening to it, they downloaded it one after another, including "Sailor". After listening to it, their understanding of Fang Yang deepened a lot, especially since Fang Yang was the lyricist, composer, and singer. Their interest in Fang Yang increased significantly, and they started browsing the website.

This visit was quite something. The novel was written by Fang Yang, the calligraphy was written by Fang Yang, the traditional Chinese painting was painted by Fang Yang, the comics were also painted by Fang Yang, the website was Fang Yang, and the company was Fang Yang. In other words, the entire website revolved around Fang Yang, and Fang Yang single-handedly supported a website and a company. This was a terrifying thing, simply unbelievable. Where in the world could such a thing exist?

Moreover, the website has its own independent community, and the number of comments in each section is very high, making it very lively. If this were a blog, wouldn't it be the headline every day?

No wonder this website is virtually unknown online. They keep all their traffic to their own site, doing their own thing and not caring about what others think. It's an independent kingdom!

Those seasoned music lovers were shocked. After chatting in the community, they immediately became immersed in it. It was a pure community, full of like-minded people. Here, it was like finding an organization, a second home!

Good things should be shared. These seasoned music enthusiasts posted the news on social media platforms such as blogs and WeChat Moments, spreading the story of Yuewen Entertainment Website and Fang Yang. Among them were many influential figures with hundreds of thousands or even millions of followers. As soon as the news broke, coupled with the endorsement of Professor Chen from the Central Conservatory of Music, it immediately stirred up a huge wave. Entertainment reporters with a keen sense of smell quickly discovered the hot topic and flocked to Yuewen Entertainment Website to find material. Some impatient reporters had already booked tickets to fly to Shanghai, hoping to get first-hand interview material.

After browsing the website, the music companies and platforms were at a loss, unable to find a loophole to exploit. It was a completely closed kingdom, not even needing a blog as a promotional platform. Didn't they see that Fang Yang didn't even have a blog account? There was nothing they could do but report the situation to higher-ups and give them a headache!

Professor Chen and others' promotion brought at least two million new registrations to the website, bringing the total number of registrations to over 13 million. Yang Huajin came to Fang Yang's office and saw Fang Yang writing the script for "The Gourd." He didn't speak for a moment, but waited until Fang Yang stood up and stretched before speaking to him:

"Xiao Yang, Professor Chen from the Central Conservatory of Music just posted a comment on his blog that brought you traffic. In just half an hour, your website gained more than two million new registrations. Shouldn't you thank Professor Chen on your blog?"

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