HuaYu: Superstars Starting from Super Star Avenue

Taozi quickly adjusted her expression:

"Congratulations to Lin Mo! You've scored 17 points and successfully advanced to the next round!"

Applause erupted again.

But there were whispers and puzzled looks mixed in.

On the judges' panel, Yuan Weiren frowned slightly, his eyes behind his glasses showing obvious surprise and a hint of displeasure.

The light boards given by him, Zhang Yu, Chai Zhiping, and Zheng Jianguo all prominently displayed a dazzling "4" score.

Only on Huangzijiao's side, a conspicuous "1" was lit up all by itself.

This huge difference in points makes the total score seem somewhat awkward.

In the audience, the girls who called themselves "Ink" were already showing their dissatisfaction with the score, and their eyes were all turned to Huang Zijiao at the far end of the judges' table.

As a veteran variety show host, Tao Zi certainly wouldn't miss this opportunity to generate buzz.

Her tone was clearly provocative:

"Wow, we see the judges' scores...it seems there are some differing opinions. Ms. Huang Zijiao, you only gave one point, could you share your thoughts?"

The camera immediately zoomed in on the yellow dumplings.

Huang Zijiao picked up the microphone expressionlessly:

"First of all, let me state that this is just my personal musical taste and standard."

"Personally, I don't really like this style of adaptation."

"The original version of 'The End of the Song' is perfect, and Zhang Yu's performance is a classic."

"Lin Mo's singing skills are OK, but changing a profound love song into this style makes me feel that it has lost the original soul and power of the song."

"It feels a bit contrived and artificial, which I don't like."

"Of course, this only represents my personal opinion, after all, musical aesthetics are very subjective."

What he said seemed to make some sense.

It was also emphasized that this was a personal opinion.

But anyone in the audience with hearing could tell that Lin Mo's performance was by no means "deliberately affected".

The delicate handling of emotional nuances and the fresh perspective on interpretation demonstrate exceptional skill.

Give it 1 point...

Rather than a difference in aesthetics, it's more like a deliberate suppression driven by personal emotions.

Tao Zi listened without changing her smile, but what she was thinking was anyone's guess.

She skillfully controlled the situation:

"Okay, thank you for your comments, Ms. Huang Zijiao. The world of music is wonderful precisely because of different voices! Congratulations again to Lin Mo!"

Lin Mo's expression remained largely unchanged throughout the entire performance on stage.

When he heard Huang Zijiao's comments, he didn't even glance in that direction.

He simply nodded slightly, bowed again towards the judges' panel, and then left the stage.

Too lazy to criticize.

People like Huang Zijiao are the ones you treat better the more you dislike them.

Lin Mo didn't care, but his "Ink" followers didn't think so.

In the audience, several girls holding up Lin Mo's light sticks were so angry their faces turned red. They glared angrily in Huang Zijiao's direction and whispered among themselves:

"What?! She sang so well!"

"Exactly! Both Teacher Zhang Yu and Teacher Shiyilang agree!"

"One point? Why didn't he just give zero? That's so unfair!"

"They're definitely jealous that Lin Mo is both handsome and talented!"

"Didn't he say at the beginning that he looked at the contestants' banners at the entrance and didn't see a single one who could become a star? Now he's probably feeling embarrassed and annoyed!"

Lin Mo walked towards the backstage passage. As he passed the waiting area, Liu Mingfeng's face was contorted beyond recognition.

On what grounds?

Why does this guy always get to steal the spotlight?

Why did Zhang Yu praise him?

Why did Angie Chai publicly say she wanted to cast him in a movie?

He doesn't agree!

Lin Mo completely ignored his stares and walked straight back to his seat.

As soon as I sat down, my assistant came running over, so excited she was almost incoherent:

"Lin Mo! You're amazing! Teacher Zhang Yu praised you! And Teacher Chai too! Oh my god! That's Chai Zhiping!"

Lin Mo took a sip of water and said:

"Stay calm."

The assistant wanted to say something, but when she looked up at the enthusiastic gazes around her, she calmed down.

He quickly shrank his neck and shut his mouth.

Next, four more contestants took the stage.

But with Lin Mo's brilliant performance preceding it, the subsequent performances seemed somewhat bland.

Ultimately, out of the eleven contestants in this episode, only Yang Zongwei and Lin Mo advanced directly to the next round.

The remaining nine contestants were all placed in the waiting area.

By the time the recording of the program ended, it was nearly dusk outside the window.

The streetlights in Taipei were just coming on around 6 p.m.

Stepping out of the CTV building, feeling the cool evening breeze on the street corner, Lin Mo let out a sigh of relief.

The recording of the next episode has nothing to do with him, which means he will have a buffer period of about ten days.

Considering that he was going to act in the movie "Kung Fu Dunk", Lin Mo felt that he needed to go back and study Zeng Peici's book intensively.

For example, the book "An Actor Prepares".

At this moment, a staff member wearing a program crew vest chased after them from the building:

"Lin Mo, please wait a moment."

"Sister Chai would like to see you, is that convenient?"

"convenient."

He followed the staff back into the building and came to a place that looked like a lounge.

Pushing open the door, only Angie Chai was in the lounge.

She changed into a beige outfit, which made her look even more approachable.

Seeing Lin Mo, she smiled and pointed to the sofa opposite her:

"sit."

After Lin Mo sat down, she got straight to the point:

"Lin Mo, right? Have you considered acting? I was serious about what I said on the show just now."

Eh?

Are you really asking me to act?

Lin Mo was stunned for a moment. He had genuinely thought it was just for the show and hadn't been foolish enough to take it seriously.

But this idol drama godmother seems to be serious.

He nodded:

"Of course, Professor Chai, I would definitely be willing to try if given the opportunity."

Angie Chai chuckled:

"Great, then tell me about your performance experience or special skills."

Lin Mo immediately understood that Chai Zhiping genuinely wanted to make arrangements.

So he mentioned that he didn't have any formal performance experience yet.

However, when asked about her upcoming collaboration with the "Kung Fu Dunk" crew, Angie Chai sat up straighter and her expression became more serious.

Originally, she was just looking at Lin Mo's face with a serious expression...

"I got into 'Kung Fu Dunk' because I played basketball with Jerry, Coach Liu, and Yan Chengxu a few days ago. They thought I played well and that it was a good fit for my major, so they gave me the role."

"As for my special skills, besides singing, dancing, and playing basketball, I'm also good at writing screenplays..."

Haha, you're just bragging~

Singing, dancing, playing basketball, and even being with Jay Chou, Angie Chai felt it was all fine.

But things got a bit outrageous later on.

Writing a screenplay?

These young people nowadays really talk nonsense with a straight face.

Chai Zhiping almost burst out laughing, and only spoke after Lin Mo finished speaking:

"You are indeed quite talented. Are you signed with a company?"

Lin Mo shook his head, "Not yet..."

Before Lin Mo could finish speaking, Chai Zhiping interrupted him and extended an olive branch:

What do you think of Comic?

Comic Productions is the talent agency empire founded and managed by Angie Chai.

They once created the F4 legend that swept across Asia, and now they own the wildly popular Fahrenheit.

In the Taiwanese idol drama and artist management industry, this is undoubtedly a prestigious brand.

Lin Mo quickly weighed the options in his mind and was about to speak when...

"Bang."

The door to the lounge was gently pushed open.

"Mr. Chai, this isn't very kind of you."