He noticed that Wang Xingrui was also stunned, so he quickly gave her a push and said, "What are you still standing there for? Didn't you say you were coming to find her? Go ahead!"
"Brother Yang, what should I say when I go up there?" Wang Xingrui was a little confused. She regretted not calling Lin Xuaner over so that she could give her some advice.
Wang Xingrui walked step by step to Monica. Finally, the novels about domineering CEOs that she had read flashed through her mind. She pulled Monica, who was taller than her, over and hugged her in her arms: "Cry, it will be better if you cry!"
"Tsk tsk tsk," Zhou Yiyang was watching the show with great interest: "I didn't expect Ruirui to have such a domineering side!"
"Wait!" Monica flatly rejected this sudden heartbreak: "My crying just now was an accident. I don't feel like crying at all now!"
"Is that so?" Wang Xingrui smiled awkwardly. "I came here just to tell you that you sang very well just now. Maybe you just had bad luck."
"Yeah." Monica wiped away her tears and raised her head with determination. "I know. I'm much better now. I can't compete with you on the same stage this time, so you must win well for me. At least get into the top three and bring honor to our new generation of singers!"
Such a touching scene was of course edited into the main film by the production team. Many viewers who had originally felt sorry for Monica's failure to challenge the opponent laughed out loud when they saw this.
What they laughed at was not the conversation between the two, but the heartfelt friendship between the new generation of singers.
And it's clear to the naked eye that this generation of singers has enormous potential. I'm afraid this time the Chinese music scene is truly saved.
Zhou Yiyang, one of the parties involved, did not watch the show. He had already arrived at the venue of this year's First Film Festival, a small city in the southwest, with Zhang Yingyuan and Yang Ping.
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