Have you ever been a celebrity? Why are you writing about entertainment?

"Seven Springs" is the Japanese version of "The Seventh Spring". It was well received by Sakura upon its release.

Teacher Yamada is still as sharp as ever. This song is considered a trump card by Japanese players. Even if it doesn't surpass Yu Wei's performance, replicating Yu Wei's skills should be no problem.

Yu Wei's record here is fifth on the new song chart. This song, "The Seventh Spring," should at least make it into the top five to make them proud.

Especially since it coincided with Yu Wei's album release, it was the perfect opportunity to curb his arrogance.

It just broke into the top ten this morning. Given how slow this song tends to gain popularity, it should have moved up even further by now...

Japanese users opened a Chinese music app and were shocked to see that the ranking of "The Seventh Spring" had dropped instead of increased.

Not only did it fail to shake the position of the previous songs, but it was even overtaken by a new song. What's going on?
Japanese fans who had high hopes for "The Seventh Spring" found it hard to accept, and what made it even harder for them to accept was that the song that surpassed theirs was Yu Wei's new song.

"How many hours after it was released did it suddenly drop to fifth place?"

"Yu Wei is very popular over there, it's probably due to the fan effect. Let's see tomorrow."

"Taguchi-sensei isn't well-known enough in China, which is a huge disadvantage."

No one wants to admit that their work is bad, and the same goes for music. In their eyes, these Japanese songs are all unappreciated talents, and given more time, they will definitely shine.

As for Yu Wei, he is indeed talented, but he is still quite far behind the powerful Sakura Gold Medal Producer.

This situation is definitely due to Yu Wei's higher profile. This kind of bandwagon effect is very common, and it will inevitably lose momentum. It's hard to say who will have the last laugh...

While netizens are still waiting for a turnaround, the song's creator, Ryuichi Yamada, has already faced reality because he listened to the song "Nine Children".

Even if you don't understand the language, it can't stop the power of the high notes. This kind of shout, which is mixed with skill and emotion, can still make people's scalp tingle even if you can't understand it at all.

The singer is the essence of this song, but the composer is its soul. He simply couldn't have written a song like this.

The style he can write in, Yu Wei can also write in, but he can't write anything like Yu Wei. The difference in quality is obvious...

Realizing this, Yamada Ryuichi was not discouraged. He sent songs to China simply for the purpose of exchange and learning, and even somewhat as a tribute to Yu Wei.

It was pure bad luck to run into those troublemakers. It was all for no reason, but he managed to hold them back. It was better that Yu Wei suppressed them, so as not to offend anyone.

He thinks this way, but netizens don't. Many fans are already speaking out in support of his songs, and some of them are even quite harsh, saying that the other side doesn't know what's good for them.

Ryuichi Yamada sighed. There was no need to get involved in this kind of thing. They would just calm down after a while when they realized it was hopeless.

In comparison, he was actually more curious about the instrument used in the accompaniment of "Nine Children." It's called a suona, right? That's interesting...

The next day, Japanese netizens excitedly opened the Chinese New Song Chart, but the ranking of "The Seventh Spring" remained unchanged. On the contrary, "Nine Children," which had suddenly appeared the day before, moved up a step and squeezed into the top three.

This situation did not make them accept reality; instead, it made them even more dissatisfied. It was just a matter of home advantage. Did the other side even know what good music was?

Yu Wei has been acting arrogantly in his comfort zone. He should try his luck in the Japanese entertainment industry...

No, it seems he's already been here.

They'd rather believe that the audience in the Chinese entertainment industry doesn't know what's good than that their work is inferior—a wild boar can't appreciate fine food.

These remarks were forwarded to China by a content creator, sparking another heated online debate, while Yu Wei, the person involved, chose to simply watch the drama unfold.

In literature, there is no first place, but in martial arts, there is no second. It's normal to have disagreements. In such matters, everyone will naturally side with their own people, and he's too lazy to get involved.

As long as album sales aren't affected, that's fine. These ten songs weren't originally intended for the Sakura listeners anyway, so why bother with them? Yu Wei was quite satisfied with Shen Yutong's performance; "Nine Children" rose rapidly in the rankings, which was worth it for her hoarse voice.

He only found out yesterday that Shen Yutong had lost her voice and was recovering. After all, she wasn't good at high notes, and her performance this time could be described as burning out her potential.

"Be happy if you can make it into the top ten. We'll make sure they can't even make it into the top ten later."

Qi Luoan spoke of these cherry blossoms with a hint of resentment, for they not only slandered Yu Tong but also spoke ill of Yu Wei, which was tantamount to courting death.

This guy deserves a good slap in the face; he's been squeezed out of the top ten without explanation.

"Can we do it with the tenth song?"

They were just one step away from the ultimate humiliation, and they couldn't afford to falter at this crucial moment.

Yu Wei smiled and didn't say anything. In the end, this song was very strong. Not to mention compared with "imported" songs, it was among the top songs in the album.

Netizens shared the same thought as Qi Luoan; at this moment, they were all looking forward to the final song.

They'll just take "The Seventh Spring" away and see if the other side still complains.

All I can say is that Yu Wei is too well-mannered. If they were Yu Wei, they would have already shown their true colors to the Sakura musicians. When dealing with outsiders, we should strike hard.

They're waiting for the new song from the "Ten Generations" to be released, and Yu Wei has released today's new chapter.

Many people used to only listen to music and not read books, but after reading a chapter of "Red Sorghum" yesterday, netizens no longer dare to underestimate the importance of literary and entertainment novels.

This book is not only Yu Wei's plot, but also an extension of the work. Only by reading the plot first and then listening to the songs can you understand what Yu Wei is singing about.

The worst thing for artists is to become immersed in their own world and not engage with the audience. This light novel provides an opportunity for everyone to gain a deeper understanding of the work.

You must watch it. The more important the song, the more important the content of Yu Wei's novel must be, as there may be foreshadowing.

They clicked on it with great excitement, hoping to see information about the song "Ten Years," only to find that Yu Wei hadn't written "Ten Years" but was writing another song, "Next Year Today."

No, are you kidding me? We're facing a formidable enemy, is this the time to neglect our duties?

I know you have a lot of songs in your repertoire, but now is not the time to show off your collection. Let's save the good songs for later. Let's bring out the tenth song first.

Yu Weidong was acting haphazardly, and they were genuinely worried that he might overdo it. But it didn't matter if he overdid it; the real issue was that netizens would lose the opportunity to comment.

Before they could even exchange a few words, the plot twisted. Yu Wei clearly stated in the story that this song, "Next Year Today," is the Cantonese version of "Ten Years," with the same melody but different lyrics.

For the sake of the integrity of the digital album, this song will not be included in the album, but Yu Wei will release it separately.

These two songs are similar in style but different in meaning. Listening to them side by side is more enjoyable. Yu Wei didn't want to waste the opportunity, so he simply released them together.

Upon seeing this news, netizens who were just complaining about Yu Wei were practically grinning from ear to ear. Turns out it was a free gift, so it's alright now.

Last time, Yu Wei's album came with eleven different versions of songs. I didn't expect that he would continue to be a conscientious seller this time, offering one free with every ten purchases.

What delighted them even more was that as soon as "Next Year Today" was released, another song appeared on the new song chart.

I thought Yu Wei was a conservative, but I didn't expect him to be even more ruthless. Not only did he squeeze out of the top ten, he simply released another song to completely push the opposing song down. He not only killed him, but also crushed his spirit!
This foreign war still depends on Yu Wei... (End of Chapter)