This top guy is crazy!

Less than an hour after the final episode of "Chasing the Wind" aired that night, the Chinese internet exploded!

Of the top 10 trending topics on Weibo, 7 are related to "Chasing the Wind"!

Netizens are going crazy discussing it!

Among the discussions were Cheng Cheng's incredible performance, Lou Guang and others' reactions, and the show itself. In short, this episode of "Chasing the Wind" was absolutely explosive!
There are so many points to discuss!
"I was too young. I thought Frog Bro was already amazing enough by making movies, TV series, writing songs and creating music, but I never expected his physical strength to be so ridiculous! The thing is, he doesn't look that big, he's not the muscle-bound type, so how can he be so strong?"

"When he tossed Luo Han up in the air, my eyes almost popped out of their sockets."

"Same thought as mine: What the hell is this poet?"

"My boyfriend, who is a sports student, was silent for a long time after watching it, and then he started to question the meaning of life, hahaha."

"Putting aside the possible exaggerations for the sake of the show, Cheng Cheng's core strength, explosiveness, and physical fitness are definitely at the level of top athletes. This is not something that can be achieved by simply working hard in the gym; it is impossible to achieve without extremely strong athletic talent and rigorous training."

"Back then, the production team kicked him when he was down. Now that Cheng Cheng is back, everyone is on tenterhooks, especially director Liu Wei, who treats him with such caution and a bit of flattery. It's so satisfying!"

"It's different now. You still think it's like back then? Back then, Cheng Cheng was just an idol. Although he had a lot of fans, he was no match for Lou Guang and the production team. He could only be the younger brother. But now it's different. Cheng Cheng is a top star in both talent and popularity, and he has the capital himself. Everyone else is several heads shorter than him."

"You need to understand that with Cheng Cheng's current status and influence in the industry, he is fully capable of blacklisting those few people; it just depends on whether he wants to do it or not."

"You know what, it's true. If Cheng Cheng were to announce a blacklist against them, who in the entertainment industry would dare to hire them?"

"As a die-hard fan who has followed the series from season one to season fifteen, I was overwhelmed with emotions after watching it tonight, and I cried buckets of tears."

Cheng Cheng's aura when he appeared was completely different from six years ago. You could say he held a grudge, but he showed up; you could say he'd let go, but his attitude towards others was clearly distant and stern.

What really broke my heart was when director Liu Wei said, "Your legend may not include us, but we are fortunate to have recorded your legend." This was clearly the production team apologizing and expressing their regret!

When Lou Guang received the Lifetime Achievement Award, the way he looked at Cheng Cheng was filled with complex emotions—guilt, relief, and shame.

Perhaps he also felt that he hadn't taken good care of Cheng Cheng back then, and was therefore unworthy of the award citation?
I feel like this is no longer a variety show; it's really like our lives, full of regrets and remorse, as well as entanglements and love-hate relationships.

We still don't know why Cheng Cheng chose to appear on "Chasing the Wind." Does he still have feelings for the show? We don't know.

"I guess it's Cheng Cheng's revenge novel. He's always been very vengeful, and he's probably on this show for revenge. After all, if I didn't go on this show, how would you know that the gap between me and you is already so big that it's insurmountable?"

"That's right! Six games, a complete and utter domination, not letting the nostalgia team win even a single game. They're clearly here to 'challenge' and 'prove their worth'."

"Cheng. Petty and vengeful, but capable of revenge. (Just kidding)"

"From the perspective of program production, this episode is definitely the best one in several seasons of 'Chasing the Wind,' and it's not just because Cheng Cheng came."

The pacing, editing, and topic setting of this episode are all top-notch.

The show quickly warmed up the atmosphere with classic games, creating laughs; Cheng Cheng's absolute skill generated dramatic tension and suspense; and finally, the awards ceremony and flashbacks elevated the emotions, reaping a wave of nostalgia. Most importantly, the camera's capture of every micro-expression of Cheng Cheng and the original members was spot-on; the subtle feelings of awkwardness, tension, and the sense of things having changed offered a wealth of interpretation—it could practically be used as teaching material in sociology or psychology courses.

"Yes, this episode was absolutely amazing! I was completely engrossed and didn't fast-forward at all!"

"When Cheng Cheng appeared, the expressions on Lou Guang and the others' faces were absolutely hilarious. I bet everyone was having their own internal monologue."

"Humanity Observation Room".

"I love watching these awkward and subtle scenes! They're way better than those fake brotherhood moments! The production team finally got the hang of filming for the last episode; why didn't they know how to do it before!"

"The production team definitely knows what we want to see. Those glances and those little gestures were edited out so clearly, they were deliberately shown to us!"

"With this episode, 'Chasing the Wind' can be considered a perfect ending."

"Yes, Cheng Cheng really did not waste this episode."

At the same time, the comment sections of Lou Guang, Zhong Shi, Qu Jun, Luo Han, Zhu Wenhao, Jiang He, and Liu Yidan were also flooded with comments.

Most of the comments in Liu Yidan's comment section are asking about "body odor".

They asked her if Cheng Cheng had any body odor, and if so, what it smelled like.

Jiang He's comment section was filled with questions praising her as cute and sweet, envying her for her "easy wins," and asking if Cheng Cheng was easy to get along with in private, and whether he was the kind of "crazy" handsome guy described online.

Luo Han's comment section was hilarious, mostly filled with unscrupulous people making fun of his "human javelin" and "vomiting" memes, and photoshopping screenshots from the show onto him.
Phrases like "This life is worth it," "I'll throw up first," and "Take off" are common.

Zhu Wenhao's comment section was mostly filled with his own fans and some of Cheng Cheng's fans, praising him as an "honest kid," "well-behaved," saying goodbye to chasing trends, and looking forward to his future development.

The comment sections for Lou Guang, Zhong Shi, and Qu Jun were quite different.

Most netizens brought up the old story again, asking if they regretted it, and whether things would be different now if they had stood up back then.

Some people also asked if they felt at ease accepting their awards.

Of course, a small number of fans defended them, saying that the past is the past, and after all, Cheng Cheng went on a show to meet with them, which shows that it's not an irreconcilable hatred.

That's true. Cheng Cheng's appearance on "Chasing the Wind" brought past events back to the forefront, but in a sense, it's a good thing for Lou Guang and the others.

Previously, although this matter was not brought to the forefront, Lou Guang, Zhong Shi, Qu Jun, and the "Chasing the Wind" program team had been constantly criticized and ridiculed. Whenever Cheng Cheng achieved something, they would be brought up and mocked.

But now that it's in the open, it's possible for it to fade into the past. Once the discussion and criticism are over, the matter will be over, and netizens won't hold onto it anymore. (End of Chapter)