Chapter 52 Survival Variety Show
Fang Zhuo ticked off Chi Yingying's name and continued reading through the entire proposal submitted by Feng Tengwen.
Objectively speaking, this is a perfect assignment with no flaws.
Sixty-five celebrities from various fields will compete in a live-streamed competition over eighteen hours. The first round will assess the peak number of viewers in their individual live streams, while the second round will compare the number of likes their individual themed works receive within one hour.
After eliminating 57 people in the first two rounds, the final eight will enter the final offline popularity contest. The star who can gather the most audience at the offline meet-and-greet will be the ultimate winner.
Simply put, this is a highly condensed celebrity survival variety show.
Each segment has its own gimmicks, the sponsors are all well-known companies in the Star Federation, and the lineup of invited guests is far more high-profile than that of similar variety shows.
If we only consider the traffic aspect, this plan is quite in line with Fang Zhuo's needs.
Attached to the variety show proposal was a brief organizational chart.
After Feng Tengwen's reorganization, Giant Entertainment is now divided into an artist management department, a business cooperation department, a publicity and public relations department, a content production department, and other administrative departments. This variety show is being fully planned and promoted by the variety show team under the content production department.
The ten slots allocated to Feng Tengwen a couple of days ago were mainly used for recruiting for the content production department.
During this period, Juyu not only recruited a new screenwriter who fled Liang Xinyuan's studio, but also brought in two well-regarded veteran variety show directors with very cost-effective salaries.
Looking at this concise and clear work report, Fang Zhuo felt that the annual salary of more than 20 million yuan was indeed well spent.
As expected of the general manager who single-handedly pulled Lexing back from its decline, this report contains not a single word of nonsense.
The last page of the materials briefly lists the budget and expected revenue for this event.
Although Fang Zhuo gave the other party a budget of 1 billion yuan, the final plan only involved a little over 200 million yuan.
The cost of over 200 million yuan includes 30 million yuan in cash as a reward to the top three artists, a total of 50 million yuan in artist appearance fees, and the cost of building a third-party plugin for tracking likes. In addition, 30 million yuan was reserved for venue and prop production.
The expected revenue is over 300 million, including 80 million in sponsorship fees from the brand, tips from viewers during the live stream, and one-time revenue from selling the complete video to a long-form video platform.
Based on Fang Zhuo's understanding of the cautious nature of high-level employees, this profit was at least 20% underreported.
In other words, if the entire plan is followed, he can earn at least 350 million in those 18 hours.
There are still two empty investment slots. Fang Zhuo dragged the official registration number of this event into it, and the system immediately displayed a notification that the binding was successful.
[Investment Target No. 9: Film Record Registration No. [5030] 135 | Film Title: [Throne of Traffic]]
[Initial valuation: 2000]
The system is quite intelligent; the two thousand yuan is exactly the processing fee for a film and television program filing.
Once it was confirmed that the variety show would generate rebates, Fang Zhuo began making sweeping revisions to the project proposal in an online document.
Whether we break even or not is irrelevant; the key is to ensure the reach of the target audience and to sell the last blind box.
First, the total prize money has been changed from 30 million to 100 million. The first place winner will receive a cash prize of 50 million, and even the fifth place winner will receive a consolation prize of 5 million.
Secondly, the artist's appearance fee was increased from 50 million to 120 million, and a note saying "striving for perfection" was added next to the venue and props fee.
Every change was notified in real time on Feng Tengwen's personal computer. Sitting in his private office, he nervously took large gulps of water.
This was the first work report Feng Tengwen had submitted since joining Juyu Entertainment, and he was unsure of his boss's work style.
When the document was returned to him, he coughed several times.
Wait, is this for real?
He wiped the water from the corner of his mouth with a tissue and stared intently at the final budget section.
Before submitting the documents, he thought his budget was bold enough and that it would definitely be subject to multiple rounds of cost reduction by various leaders at Lexing.
But he didn't expect that not only would President Fang not cut the investment, but he would also raise it significantly.
What does it mean to have an artist appearance fee of 120 million for a single episode of a variety show? It means that this will become the variety show with the most luxurious star lineup in the history of the Star Federation.
In addition to the more than 30 artists from Giant Entertainment itself, this event plans to invite 32 stars from various fields, with the average appearance fee per person being more than 3.7 million.
Feng Tengwen pinched his philtrum hard, trying to wake himself up from his sleep.
He suspected that he might have died suddenly while working overtime late at night in the Lexing office, and that these were hallucinations that occurred after his death.
Being able to handle a variety show like this would be a highly commendable achievement on the resume of any director or general manager.
The Star Federation is a constellation of stars, and the competition among celebrities is fierce. Even top-tier celebrities who have been popular for over a decade or two only earn a little over five million for a single episode of a variety show, while the package fee for more than ten episodes ranges from fifty to seventy million.
Variety shows with long recording times per day might require additional appearance fees, but the fees for top actresses per episode will definitely not exceed six million.
As for middle-aged and young actors who excel in acting, their appearance fees are even lower.
In other words, this budget is not only enough to hire two or three top-tier actresses to anchor the show, but it can also be used for minor supporting roles that are destined to be eliminated in the first round.
The rewards are even more extravagant, with the first-place winner receiving a cash prize of fifty million.
That's fifty million! Many top actors don't even earn fifty million for a single movie.
Although celebrities are not short of money, this much money is enough to tempt any artist who is as indifferent as a chrysanthemum.
After all, on one hand, there's the paycheck that takes three or four months of hard work to earn, and on the other hand, there's the reward that can be easily earned by simply talking and working eighteen hours. Even if many artists don't have a college degree, they certainly can't be unaware of which way of making money is easier.
Feng Tengwen wiped his face heavily.
He could already imagine how many inquiries from top celebrity studios would flood the company's official email inbox after the new recruitment announcement was posted.
Is this the joy of having no budget constraints? What kind of good life did the content planning staff at Giant Entertainment have before?
He had accumulated good deeds and worked diligently throughout his life, and finally his good fortune had come his way.
There was a knock on the office door, and Fang Zhu strode in, tapping two fingers on Feng Tengwen's desk:
"Come with me for a moment, I'll take you to discuss the venue for the new variety show."
"Okay." Feng Tengwen quickly put on his suit jacket and followed closely behind President Fang.
Less than fifteen minutes after he sent out his proposal, Fang's assistant had already compiled a list of suitable venues.
Feng Tengwen thought that shooting the entire event in the tens of thousands of square meters of the 399 Star Studio was already a great show of sincerity, but he didn't expect that President Fang would want to rent another venue.
The spaceship stopped at the docking port of Star 43. Fang Zhuo noticed that Feng Tengwen was holding a thumbtack and asked curiously:
Why are you clutching a thumbtack in your palm? Is it because you're familiar with the feeling of getting a shot?
Realizing that Mr. Fang was subtly asking him if he was addicted to hallucinogens, Feng Tengwen quickly waved his hand:
"Don't worry, I don't usually use those things. I just suspected I was dreaming, so I casually pricked myself with a thumbtack in the office, and it accidentally came out with me."
Fang Zhuo chuckled: "It's normal. Every employee who comes to Juyu goes through this phase."
Dozens of venue agents from Star 43 were already waiting for them at the docking point. When the spaceship hatch opened, they all bowed in unison.
Feng Tengwen was startled by the scene.
He had never encountered such a well-organized welcoming ceremony when he went out to discuss business in Lexing before. Juyu's brand was much more effective than Lexing's. Sure enough, only real estate agents knew best which boss was the richest.
"Show me your astrologer site."
"Okay, please come this way, both of you." A real estate agent was leading the way, and someone else was showing them a physical copy of a photo album.
"President Fang, President Feng, Teacher Deng, our Star 43 has the largest futuristic filming location in the entire Star Federation, the most famous of which is the building in front of you—the Star Plate."
"The star chart is built tens of meters above the ground, with the main body covering an area of 6,000 square meters. The disc-shaped planar structure connects to eighteen downward-sloping elevators."
“These elevators take you to the attached filming locations in just one minute, and you can pay to customize the themes of these locations.”
"In addition to the astrolabe, we also offer some value-added paid services, such as space voyage fleets and spaceship collision performances."
Fang Zhuo gazed quietly at the enormous star chart before him.
This is a disc-shaped structure built in mid-air, floating up to eighty meters in the air thanks to the buoyancy of the magnet at its base.
The elevators around the building lead to countless small star charts with similar structures. Next to each of these small buildings are more than a dozen different individual rooms, which the agents say can be customized with a theme. Each room is several tens of square meters in size, just enough for a single person to do a live broadcast.
Fang Zhuo took the payment slip, glanced at it, and casually checked off all the value-added services: "How much for one day?"
"Mr. Fang, the largest astrolabe costs 450,000 yuan per day, while the smaller astrolabes next to it cost between 70,000 and 80,000 yuan per day."
"With these performance services included, the total price is three million nine hundred thousand."
Fang Zhuo waved his hand: "I'm not referring to a single venue. I mean, I want to book the entire starry sky. I don't want to film any other film crews here when we're recording the day after tomorrow."
"If other production teams have already signed them, I can compensate them for lost work time."
"Also, do you have any open space of about 60,000 square meters here? Someone will be coming to set up a stage tomorrow."
Hearing this, Feng Tengwen felt that he had been just the right person to be his thumbtack.
He stabbed himself hard, and after confirming that the pain was very intense, he tried to stop Mr. Fang:
"Boss, there's no need for that. We'll just be careful about the angle when we're doing the live stream. As long as we have proper security, other film crews won't have to go around to this area."
Before Mr. Fang could say anything, Deng Jiaqiang blinked and explained:
"It's okay, we've got money. You'll get used to it, buddy."
The agent's smile was practically overflowing; he suppressed the upward curve of his lips while frantically pressing the calculator buttons on his personal terminal.
"The total price for the entire star is 7.2 million. Currently, there are three film crews shooting on the 43 stars. Each crew may have to pay between 400,000 and 1 million in lost work fees. Our agents will help you with the communication."
"President Fang, please rest assured, we certainly have 60,000 square meters of open space here, and we also have various sci-fi props in our warehouse to prepare for the module update next quarter."
"If you need them, we can install these props on the stage for you free of charge."
At the end of his sentence, the leading agent waved his arm lightly.
With this gesture, dozens of agents dressed in uniform lined up in three rows and bowed in unison.
Their smiles were all genuine: "Thank you, Mr. Fang! Everything is for the benefit of our customers!"
Feng Tengwen was completely stunned.
It couldn't be a dream; with his imagination, he certainly couldn't have imagined such an exaggerated scene.
He had originally intended to make one last effort to help Mr. Fang negotiate a slightly lower price, but when he turned around, Mr. Fang had already signed the contract in a flash.
After signing the contract, Mr. Fang patted him on the shoulder:
"Don't skimp on venue fees in the future. A production budget of 30 million doesn't fit our company's style."
...“It doesn’t fit our company’s style”—what an unfamiliar statement.
Goodbye to the days when approving a budget at Lexing required going through more than ten layers of leaders offering their opinions.
Goodbye to the daily workplace routine of arguing endlessly over tens of millions of dollars in costs during project meetings.
Until he left Star 43, Feng Tengwen's steps were unsteady.
He and Deng Jiaqiang were stuffed with bags and bags of souvenirs by the agents from Star 43, including miniature spaceship models, commemorative albums, and valuable tea, cigarettes, and alcohol.
Sitting on the spaceship, Deng Jiaqiang patiently taught him how to handle these gifts:
"Take a look and see which ones you like and bring them back to your dorm. If you don't smoke, you can give the cigarettes to the logistics department to sell for cash."
Feng Tengwen's eyes widened, and he raised his voice slightly:
"Should we introduce a new rule to prohibit employees from accepting gifts from third-party companies? What if other employees collude with third-party companies for kickbacks?"
Deng Jiaqiang shook his head dismissively: "Sigh, employees only try to find loopholes to earn extra money when the main business isn't profitable. These gifts are just a pittance. How much do you think a third-party service provider would have to spend to bribe their employees to get them?"
"Besides, we always choose the most expensive and best service providers. If there were any collusion, it would be exposed in no time."
Feng Tengwen felt he needed to be put on a ventilator.
Before joining Juyu, he felt that Juyu employees were posting too many company-related posts online.
Once he actually joined the company, he found himself unable to resist posting a few nice updates on social media.
Something even more worthy of pride than my husband being a civil servant has finally appeared.
Fang Zhuo leaned against the control panel and continued, "Oh right, also help me find a host, the bigger the star, the better. If the host has other programs that conflict with their schedule, you can raise the appearance fee even higher."
Feng Tengwen had gradually become familiar with President Fang's way of doing things and understood the meaning behind "the bigger the star, the better." He immediately gave an OK sign.
At 9:30 p.m., the variety show with an unprecedentedly luxurious lineup finally announced its premiere on the official account of Juyu Entertainment.
In just half an hour, the official announcement image unsurprisingly dominated the trending topics on all apps.
At 10 p.m., the word "explosive" appeared next to this entry, and it climbed to the top of the StarNet homepage at lightning speed.
[You mean there's a variety show that brings together four top-tier actresses, a four-time winner of the Golden Tripod Award for Best Actor, three Golden Melody Award-winning singers, and even got Professor Zou to give up his regular Saturday show to participate? That's incredibly prestigious.]
[Girl, did you forget the center positions from three talent shows when you were making your list? It seems like we talent show contestants are ignored no matter where we go. *wipes tears*]
[All the rising stars and aspiring celebrities who didn't participate in "The Throne of Traffic" can start to worry, you didn't receive an invitation.jpg]
We still don't know exactly how much money Brother Fang has. I'll be staking out the entrance of Juyu's office building tomorrow, hoping to snatch the gold bars that Brother Fang might drop.
[I'll say it again: if Fang Ge hadn't been born, Star Entertainment would have remained in perpetual darkness!]
[The first place winner gets a prize of 50 million... 50 million, 50 million, does that mean ordinary people can pay to participate? Who accidentally dropped the budget for a TV series on the ground? That's so rude, pick it up right now!]
I really want to take Fang Ge's money for myself.
[Hilarious! How come all five potential breakout stars are on this list? You five should just have a fight on the show, and whoever wins becomes my husband!]
[Finally, a variety show has fulfilled my long-held dream! I can finally see the four most popular actresses fiercely battling it out! Please, let's stop with the verbal sparring and insults between the sisters and get them to fight back on behalf of the fans!]
I can't take it anymore. Several fans are breaking down, complaining about why their idols took on this kind of survival show. I want to shout it out loud—it's all about money, money, money!
Other programs may have inflated prize money, but Juyu's prize money is absolutely real. That's what reputation is all about.
[Sorry, money might not be useful elsewhere, but in the entertainment industry it can buy you anything. (Smoking alone) (Flicking cigarette ash) (A look of indifference)]
[You're wrong. Even in an infinite-flow dungeon, money is still useful. Money really can make the impossible possible, hehe.]
It's hard to imagine how many people will be online simultaneously after the broadcast starts tomorrow.
[The real, unfiltered traffic rankings are here! Only when the tide goes out can you see who's been swimming naked. The official entertainment industry commentator is here to deliver the verdict!]
[Could it be that they deliberately invited these big names to only appear once to create hype, so they could save on appearance fees and still get attention?]
Can I say this is true? This variety show really seems to follow that formula of attracting viewers with its star-studded cast, only to turn out to be a complete disappointment once you click through...
[What are you babbling about? Just tell me whether you'll watch it or not after the appointed time.]
[...Look, why don't you look?]
[QuickPlay, quickPlay, quickPlay, I'm in a real hurry, I'm in a real hurry!]
Chi Yingying was very anxious; she felt that she might be even more anxious than Ruan Zihan.
Despite receiving a two million yuan appearance fee from Giant Entertainment and successfully signing on to this unprecedented variety show, whenever she emailed the contracted email address requesting a meeting with President Fang, the other end of the line was as silent as a canyon that swallows all sound.
She racked her brains to come up with many topics that Fang Zhuo might be interested in.
This includes, but is not limited to, the misdeeds committed by Ruan Zihan in the past, the operational loopholes of Xinghan Media, and so on.
But as time went by, she still didn't receive any feedback.
Her unease grew, and just when she could barely sit still, the scheduled recording time for the program arrived.
She rushed to Star 43 for makeup at six in the morning. When Chi Yingying looked up, she found that it was actually a huge professional photography studio.
However, the organizers specially partitioned out dozens of private rooms in the photography studio, with two assistants and a dedicated makeup artist in each room.
This treatment is far better than any variety show she has participated in before.
Upon entering the filming location, she was so surprised that she couldn't help but widen her eyes.
Looking down through the portholes of the cloud-shaped structure, one can see a circular building, several thousand square meters in size, that connects countless smaller discs like a cellular matrix, forming a huge network.
There wasn't a single extra building around the circular building, let alone other film studios; it seemed like no other film crews were even in the vicinity.
Recalling the rumors on StarNet, Chi Yingying suspected that Giant Entertainment had booked the entire 43 Stars.
She licked her lower lip, determined to board the giant entertainment ship.
She was certainly much smarter than that idiot Ruan Zihan, who only had a primary school education; at least she knew how to be pragmatic.
Sitting in the lobby of the enormous star chart building, Chi Yingying looked around at the guests nearby.
Although she had seen the guest list for the variety show online beforehand, she couldn't help but hold her breath slightly, pretending to casually glance at these veteran industry figures and rising stars.
Host Teacher Zou has been active on various satellite TV variety shows for many years. It can be said that apart from the official news anchors of the Star Federation, there is no host in the entire entertainment industry with a higher status and more senior experience than Teacher Zou.
To prepare for such a variety show, Giant Entertainment only spent four days from recruiting artists to starting recording, as if it were just a trivial little event for the company.
This is undoubtedly the company with the most abundant capital reserves in the entertainment industry today.
A brief wave of regret washed over her; she regretted not revealing everything to the other party sooner, which would have increased her chances of winning.
After a brief opening and pleasantries, Chi Yingying forced a smile, greeted the main camera, and then drew lots to enter the third elevator.
As you ride the elevator through the towering forest, before the tension even sets in, the icon already indicates that you've reached your destination.
The rules for the first round of the competition are simple: all the artists will broadcast live in their chosen live streaming rooms. The artist with the highest number of viewers within three minutes will advance, while the artist with the lowest number of viewers will be eliminated on the spot.
The others continue for another three minutes, until finally thirty-two winners are determined.
The real-time rankings during the live stream will not be displayed to the artists; rankings and elimination lists will only be announced every three minutes.
According to this rule, someone is destined to be eliminated in one round within three minutes, and Chi Yingying absolutely will not allow this to happen.
Even the smaller building at the finish line was nearly a thousand square meters in size. Chi Yingying first selected the "Interstellar Travel" themed live streaming room, took a few deep breaths, and clicked the button to start the live stream.
The facilities in this live-streaming themed room are even better than the public live-streaming room in Xinghan Company.
As she pressed the button, a circular screen slowly descended in front of her. On the left side of the screen were the avatars of sixty-five artists, with the color of the avatar indicating whether they had advanced. On the right side, the screen displayed her live stream footage and the chat messages.
Just as the countdown lit up on the screen, the sunlight on the entire 43-star planet went out, and then countless fleets flashing with light streaked across the sky.
No wonder this room is themed "Interstellar Travel"; it turns out that Giant Entertainment really booked the entire 43rd planet.
Ignoring her surprise, Chi Yingying quickly greeted the camera and the audience. She had brought a guitar with her, intending to sing and chat with her fans at the same time.
Although the lineup for this variety show is ridiculously strong, as a singer who has won the Golden Melody Award, she is certain that she still has a group of loyal fans who have never abandoned her. At least the volume of her fans is greater than that of the small streamers on Juyu who rely on group broadcasts to gain popularity.
However, an hour later, two-thirds of the competition had already been completed, and the list of those who advanced was completely different from what she had expected.
The four top female celebrities deservedly advanced, but the popularity of Juyu's own artists was surprisingly strong. The peak online viewership of those small streamers was frighteningly high, and their fans were definitely planning to boost the peak viewership in batches.
Either Juyu revealed the competition rules to its own artists in advance, or the fans of these streamers are very familiar with various competition methods and appear to be quite well-trained.
Of course, what shocked Chi Yingying the most was Cen Yanhuai's popularity.
The added bonus of being a blockbuster film allowed Cen Yanhuai to advance second, surpassing several veteran artists.
Is Chi Yingying past her prime? She won a Golden Melody Award, after all. How did she end up like this?
[The traffic has been dehydrated, so will the plagiarist's fans still be making noise?]
[That's good enough, better than that three-minute exodus of a certain internet celebrity with millions of followers^^]
[What are you all mocking? We Ying fans are just planning to get her into the later rounds so she can get more screen time. Aren't the comments disgusting?]
After angrily typing out a series of words and skillfully rebuking the comments pessimistic about Chi Yingying, Zhou Yu felt a slight sadness in his heart.
Zhou Yu has been a fan of Chi Yingying for six years. If it were in the past, she would definitely have been more aggressive and confident in her criticism.
But after listening carefully to the music recently created by Chi Yingying and Qiao Ankuang, especially after watching the video of Grandma Taizu, she herself began to have some doubts about the originality of Yingying's previous songs...
She tried her best to forward Chi Yingying's live stream link in various groups, but time was passing by, and she was on the verge of elimination.
On the screen, Chi Yingying put down her guitar and tucked her hair behind her ear:
"I won't be having a heart-to-heart talk with you all today. As a former artist of Xinghan Media, I'll be discussing the behind-the-scenes stories of its operation..."
This tactic worked! In just five minutes, the number of viewers in the live stream suddenly surged.
Seeing that Chi Yingying had successfully advanced, Zhou Yu felt relieved and began to appreciate the 43-star space background during the breaks between the two rounds of competition.
Giant Entertainment officially launched a special live streaming room in the starry sky, showcasing all sorts of scenes, such as fleet tours, interstellar battles, and spaceship collisions. All kinds of effects that were previously only seen in special effects blockbusters were shown in turn as if they were free.
When she switched back, the second round of the competition was underway on the screen.
More than 30 artists drew lots to determine the theme of their works, and then had two hours to create a piece of their work and upload it to the live stream. The eight artists with the most likes in the following hour would advance to the final competition.
In the live stream, hundreds of ready-to-wear pieces from Charent's sub-brand's Métiers d'Art collection were laid out, their beads and embellishments, each worth five or six hundred thousand dollars, gleaming and waiting for the artists to choose.
Besides Juyu, Zhou Yu simply couldn't imagine that there was another company in the entertainment industry that could get sponsorship from Charent.
Brand C seems to have a special fondness for this company. Not only did they sign Cen Yanhuai as their global spokesperson immediately after he became famous, but they also spared no effort to have him appear in every event featuring Giant Entertainment artists.
Zhou Yu even felt that if Fang Ge hadn't been planning to debut, Charent would have already signed an endorsement contract with him.
Several rising young actresses have already started picking out their outfits, while others are choosing from a variety of gorgeous swords and props prepared by Giant Entertainment.
Noticing the guidance in the comments, Zhou Yu turned his gaze to a corner of the live stream screen—
There stood a petite girl, about 1.5 meters tall, holding a camera longer than her head, ready to take pictures of the celebrities. The comments section was full of people saying that she was the official photographer behind the scenes at Giant Entertainment.
Zhou Yu felt a surge of envy at how young she was.
Most of the actors chose to have a set of still photos taken on set as their uploaded works, while the streamers prepared for a half-body dance.
As for singer-songwriters like Chi Yingying and Qiao Ankuang, they were basically given songs that required them to create 20-second segments based on different themes.
The camera focuses on the note in Chi Yingying's hand, which reads "War and Peace".
It's safe now, it's safe now.
The scene outside the star chart perfectly simulates a missile collision. The theme is so fitting, and it only takes twenty seconds to write. This kind of small task should be as easy as drinking water for a veteran singer-songwriter like Chi Yingying.
An hour later, Qiao Ankuang had already finished creating on his physical computer. He had not only written one line, but also half a song, and even sang a part of it on the spot.
Zhou Yu's expression grew increasingly serious.
In the scene, Chi Yingying props her head up and first writes a melody in her personal computer, but the melody is surprisingly similar to a song that Qiao Ankuang recently wrote.
After humming for a while, Chi Yingying realized something was wrong and quickly deleted the controversial segment from her physical computer.
Her fingernails tapped on the keyboard, and she quickly produced another chorus.
The barrage of comments refreshed even faster, with some pointing out that the chorus sounded somewhat similar to a song Qiao Ankuang wrote during a live stream five years ago.
Beads of sweat slowly seeped from the ends of Chi Yingying's hair, causing her makeup to smudge slightly on her forehead.
In the video, Chi Yingying bit her lip and hummed the song softly for a while before her expression suddenly turned serious, and she deleted the chorus again.
She seemed a little anxious, unconsciously picking at the edge of her manicure.
Anyone with a discerning eye could see that her creative process was completely different from Qiao Ankuang's. The latter was constantly revising and adding various instrument combinations to try different effects, while Chi Yingying seemed to have been given a divine gift and suddenly produced a melody.
Time is running out.
On the screen, Chi Yingying's expression gradually deteriorated to the point of collapse, and finally she seemed to have made a major decision.
She took two steps forward, then knelt down in front of Qiao Ankuang on the spot—
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