Who taught you to be a celebrity like this?

Pengcheng.

As usual, Li Ye got up very early again.

I was in a great mood because another minor typhoon is coming tomorrow, and I might get to experience the perfect typhoon wave today.

While using the restroom, Li Ye casually browsed Weibo and was stunned to see the trending topics.

#Li Ye refutes rumors#

This is the fifth most searched topic in real time.

When did I refute those rumors?

Li Ye clicked in with some doubt, only to remember that Ding Yan had mentioned to him in the past two days that she wanted to register a social media account for the studio. He didn't expect that things would move so quickly.

Taking so many screenshots obviously requires a lot of work, and since my aunt has already left Fanxing and the studio hasn't hired anyone yet, I wonder if she's tried to find someone to help...

Thinking about these things, Li Ye felt a pang of negative emotion.

He didn't care about the online opinions, but his family was affected.

Li Ye wouldn't be so easily alienated as to regret posting that Weibo message.

However, their attitude has indeed changed from indifference at the beginning to the first time they have considered ending this farce.

Li Ye came out of the bathroom, sat on the fabric sofa, and unconsciously scrolled through Weibo while thinking about things.

Suddenly his finger stopped. He had come across a music critic's Weibo post with tens of thousands of comments and over 100,000 likes.

The fact that this post was generating so much buzz on Weibo, where activity levels had drastically decreased, made Li Ye realize, even before he had read the content, that it was definitely detrimental to him.

[Recently, I have received many private messages. Everyone is wondering why Li Ye, who is only in his twenties, can write "The Ordinary Road" with such a lot of life experience. How did he manage to write "A Little Wave" and "Fiber" in less than half a day? Why did he think of using a female perspective to approach the song?]

Let's find the answer together in the song!

Sure enough, the copywriting had a slightly sarcastic tone.

Li Ye played the reaction video with amusement.

The video is nearly twenty minutes long and is not much different from other reaction vloggers. It has some music theory knowledge, but not much.

In this video, the blogger didn't actually say anything, but subtly stirred up the narrative, catering to the current mainstream online opinion.

For example, when he hears the line "Everything I once possessed vanished like smoke in the blink of an eye," he pauses, looks at his camera with a surprised expression, and asks, "So what did Li Ye possess, and what did he lose?"

At times like these, a large number of comments that resonate with the viewer will appear.

After watching the video, Li Ye didn't have many feelings, only that he had wasted twenty minutes of his time.

However, this also made him realize something: it seems that the boast he made to Zhang Hai and Yan Tao back then was not wrong; once the album was released, all the negative public opinion would be reversed.

The silent majority will no longer remain silent.

There's no way to release an album now, but it's necessary to release "Tourbillon" first.

Just then, Zhang Hai called: "Aye, where are you? I've already finished breakfast."

"Here it comes, here it comes."

Li Ye made his decision, but whether he could catch the perfect typhoon wave tonight or not, he had to go back.

In the afternoon, the sun came out, and the weather became extremely hot and humid.

Zhang Hai quickly helped Li Ye put on his gear and went to the beach.

The sky was clear and cloudless, a deep blue, without a breath of wind. The sea was unusually calm, like transparent glass, reflecting the blue of the sky.

"This is the golden window for typhoon surge!"

Zhang Hai said excitedly, "You're really lucky, kid. You can run into anything. I've been surfing for so many years, and I've only ever encountered this situation a handful of times."

Li Ye chuckled. There was nothing to say; just charge.

There weren't many wanderers at sea at that time, just a few here and there.

Li Ye didn't need to paddle too far before reaching a suitable wave-waiting area.

He finally understood why Zhang Hai said this was the golden window of opportunity. In this situation, there was no need to read the waves. Every wave was long and powerful, and basically all of them were over two meters high. As long as you didn't try to catch the waves, you could just grab them anywhere.

Standing on the wave, Li Ye could hardly feel the vibration and loss of control that he usually experienced from the surfboard beneath his feet, which allowed him to focus more intently on his movements.

However, the good weather didn't last long. Just an hour later, the wind picked up again, and it even started to drizzle.

The waves were no longer neat and long; they started to get rapid.

For safety reasons, the other ronin began to retreat one after another.

Zhang Hai, who was not far away, shouted a few times at Li Ye and waved his arms vigorously, indicating that he should leave.

Although the typhoon is not expected to make landfall until tomorrow, no one knows if it will turn into a raging storm now.

Li Ye knew the situation could turn dangerous at any moment, but after giving Zhang Hai an "OK" sign, he continued paddling forward.

He felt as if he had a skill bar, and he could quickly fill it with experience to break through the bottleneck in his surfing skills.

Once the bottleneck in surfing skills is broken, the bottleneck in singing skills will also be broken.

The song "Tourbillon" is actually more difficult to sing than "Light," which hits high notes. He just needs to persevere a little longer to save a lot of effort.

Li Ye wasn't sure if it was just his imagination, but he felt like the rain had gotten a little heavier, and it stung his face even through his facekini.

......

"Hi everyone, it's been a while since I went live. I finished work early today, so I'd like to chat with you all."

In the hotel, Liu Chun, who had just finished recording a variety show, started a live broadcast on Douyin.

The live stream, which was announced in advance, attracted a large number of viewers immediately.

Looking at the ever-increasing number of viewers and the questions about Li Ye, Liu Chun felt both happy and jealous.

He could tell that many of the people asking Li Ye questions were high-level accounts, not paid trolls from his peers.

Liu Chun diligently searched for his fans' comments and finally found them. He immediately said in a coquettish tone, "Oh dear, I haven't gained weight! I'm actually thinner than before! If you guys keep saying I'm fat, I really can't stand it!"

[How disgusting! Do they think they're so cute? Can't they even figure out how to monetize their traffic?]

Upon seeing this comment, Liu Chun nearly broke down.

After dawdling for ten minutes, the number of viewers in the live stream finally reached 100,000. Seeing that more and more people were criticizing him, he finally brought up something related to Li Ye.

"Why did A-Ye drop out of school?"

"I can testify to this. Ah Ye applied to withdraw from school for his own reasons and did not violate any school rules. The claim that he was a playboy is nonsense. At least I have never seen Ah Ye have a girlfriend."

Did he write the song himself?

"What kind of questions are you asking? I know what you want me to answer!"

Liu Chun deliberately acted like he was very tech-savvy, giving him a knowing look.

"I didn't say anything! I was just playing along with your jokes. I still believe in A-Ye's talent!"

The comments section was filled with: "[We understand what you mean]".