As Wen He gradually recovered, she looked at the people gathered together in front of her.

They looked at Wen He with great concern, fearing that something might have happened to him.

"Sorry... I scared you..." He wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and gave a gentle smile.

Upon hearing this, everyone breathed a heavy sigh of relief.

The tense atmosphere had dissipated considerably.

"How are you feeling now? You should probably go to the hospital for a check-up; your cough is really bad." The driver was very worried.

"I'm fine, don't worry."

Wen He knew that this was not very convincing.

But he really didn't know how to put it best.

After all, everyone saw what just happened.

Any explanation seemed pale and powerless in the face of his violent cough.

Seeing that Wen He refused to go to the hospital, everyone, including the driver, immediately joined in trying to persuade her.

"Yes, you should go to the hospital. Look how badly you're coughing. Even if there's nothing wrong, it'll be more reassuring to get checked out."

You look terrible. You really need to go to the hospital; your face is completely bloodless.

If you're having financial difficulties, I can help you out. Your condition is definitely not good. Listen to us, go to the hospital. I can go with you.

[Dude, you sing so well, and it's all original music! You'd definitely be a hit on Douyin! Look at the video I just made of your song, it's only been a few minutes and it's already almost a million views.]

Everyone present offered suggestions to Wen He.

Anyone could see that Wen He's illness was definitely not normal!

The intensity of the cough far exceeded their comprehension.

Wen He insisted that she was fine, which clearly meant she had something she couldn't say.

In this world...

The biggest unspeakable problem for ordinary people often stems from money.

Having money can basically solve most of the world's problems.

Therefore, they naturally assumed that Wen He was short of money and that's why she wasn't going to the hospital.

"Thank you for your concern and suggestions. I have been to the hospital for a check-up, and there is nothing seriously wrong."

"Singing easily triggers acute bronchitis. I've been doing this for years and I'm used to it. The doctor said that if I sing less, I'll be fine."

Wen He's explanation left everyone somewhat skeptical.

But Wen He is unwilling to go right now, and they don't have any better options.

[You have such a beautiful voice, yet you're not given the opportunity to use it; it's truly a case of heaven being jealous of talent...]

[Brother, your singing is so good, you could totally be a singer. In this internet age, if you can have one or two hit songs, you can make a fortune, and then you can use that money to get your illness cured.]

Putting everything else aside, the song you just sang has the potential to become a huge hit. Even with the terrible sound quality of my recording here, it still went viral. If you recorded a better quality version yourself, it would definitely be a hit!

[Dude, if singing can easily trigger acute bronchitis, why did you sing just now? It must have been awful; I was terrified just watching.]

Everyone present felt that Wen He had been treated unfairly.

She clearly has such a great voice, can write such heartfelt lyrics, and can sing such healing songs.

But he contracted a strange illness.

He would suffer torture whenever he sang.

“I thought that song might be helpful to you, so I sang it without thinking too much about it,” he said.

Upon hearing this, everyone felt a chill run down their spines.

The cold wind of December was transformed into a warm breeze by Wen He's words.

This heartfelt desire to help others warmed the hearts of everyone present.

And these conversations between Wen He and the others.

It was also recorded and subsequently uploaded to Douyin, sparking heated discussions among netizens.

Oh my god... how could such a gentle person get such a disease!

An older man made a good point: "Heaven is jealous of talent." He clearly had a bright future, but this illness limited his abilities.

He just felt that the song would be helpful to everyone, so he sang it without considering the terrible things he would experience afterward. How can there be such a kind person in the world? I'm really crying uncontrollably...

This young man perfectly embodies the image of Wen He in my mind, perfectly interpreting the words "gentle and kind."

If I remember correctly, Wen He also had a cough. Back when he wasn't posting videos, but was still doing live streams, he was already coughing.

Of course, not everyone thinks this way.

A significant number of people are skeptical about the sudden surge in popularity of this event.

In this magical internet age, it's no longer surprising to find truth and falsehood intertwined.

There have been many shocking reversals in the past.

Those who blindly took sides without knowing the full picture of the situation were severely punished.

[Surely no one actually believes this is real? Isn't this just like a scene from a drama?]

In my opinion, this is just someone trying to ride on Wen He's popularity, deliberately putting on this melodramatic act to grab everyone's attention.

[Someone was recording me right before I started singing! It's so real!]

[I can only say that this person is quite skilled; he must have studied Wen He carefully, even portraying Wen He's cough perfectly. However, I think his acting was a bit too exaggerated, which made it less realistic.]

Indeed, I asked a doctor friend of mine, and he said he had never seen a cough like that before; even late-stage lung cancer wouldn't produce such an exaggeratedly violent cough.

Regarding this part of the statement.

This immediately sparked a lot of debate.

However, it remains a debate and has not yet escalated into a war of words, so the situation is still relatively under control.

I'm a die-hard fan of Wen He. I think if someone can use Wen He's popularity to spread truth, goodness, and beauty, and bring warmth and healing to the world, I think Wen He would definitely be willing to let them use that popularity.

[Yes, even if this is a script, even if it's a rehearsal, I'd like to ask, wasn't the song "Born to Be Human" indeed an original work by the person in the video? And the emotion it conveys is about not letting down your younger self, not being held hostage by life—what's wrong with that? What exactly are you all criticizing?]

Whether he's trying to gain sympathy or grab attention, as long as he doesn't use these tactics to sell products and make money, what's wrong with him profiting from this traffic?

[Some people really need to stop bringing trouble to Wen He. There are plenty of internet celebrities who cover songs and ride on Wen He's popularity, and you don't go to criticize them. Instead, you're criticizing a newcomer like Wen He. I seriously suspect you're all traitors.]

I wish it were all an act; I really don't want to see such a gentle young person suffer like that.