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Chapter 392 Exclusion

With the continued popularity of "Idol Producer" on the iQiyi platform, the phenomenal variety show's popularity across the internet has not diminished at all. On the contrary, it has experienced an explosive surge in popularity due to wave after wave of trending topics.

In this online frenzy of creating stars, Chicken Bro, who is known for both his talent and good looks, has seen his popularity and discussion skyrocket, leaving other contestants far behind in a precipitous lead.

However, with fame comes trouble. In this highly competitive talent show arena, wherever there are people, there will inevitably be factional struggles and infighting.

With the recent airing of several episodes featuring intense rehearsals and song selections, a large number of female fans, who watch the show with magnifying glasses, quickly discovered some unusual and subtle details on screen.

They discovered that their idol seemed to be intentionally or unintentionally ostracized by certain forces and groups within the program team.

The most obvious example is the local forces led by Lehua Entertainment, the large entertainment company where Fan Jinjin works.

In the fourth episode of the show, during the song selection process for the concept groups, the competition rules stipulated that the trainees' internal votes would determine who stayed and who left.

Chicken Bro, who was the strongest, most popular, and originally the center of the hit song "Dream" group, was suddenly voted out of the "Dream" group overnight by the other members of the group through collusion and exclusion.

The instigator of this coordinated "kicking people" drama is obvious to anyone with eyes to see. It is none other than the four members of Lehua Entertainment, led by Fan Jinjin, who have a lot of influence and prestige on the show and are regarded by fans as a top-notch group.

The strongest captain was ostracized and eliminated.

Chicken Bro, who was voted out, had no choice but to be assigned to another unpopular song group that was not favored and was filled with a bunch of teammates who were at the bottom of the rankings—the "Listen to What I Have to Say" group.

This piece not only has an obscure melody, but also features extremely difficult choreography.

What's worse is that the few fringe trainees in the group are practically blank slates when it comes to singing and dancing; they can't even keep up with the most basic movements.

This forced Chicken Bro, whose practice time was already tight, to take on an extra job as a free "team mentor" for his novice teammates.

We teach them step by step, starting with the most basic music theory and opening and closing steps.

"Waaaaah, I feel so sorry for my Chicken Bro! What on earth is this lousy production team doing?!"

"Those few privileged capitalists at Lehua Entertainment are ganging up on us individual trainees with no connections. Their behavior is utterly disgusting!"

"I feel so sorry for Chicken Bro! He doesn't even get any sleep himself, and he has to stay up all night training with those incompetent teammates every day. What a rubbish competition system!"

In an instant, Chicken Bro's millions of female fans across the internet were so anxious that they burst into tears, frantically promoting and garnering votes in supertopics and forums, fearing that their "gege" would be dragged down by these incompetent teammates and ruined by the garbage competition system in the upcoming grand chorus performance.

Fortunately, even at this most difficult juncture, there is still warmth.

Wang Ziyi, a popular contestant known for his introverted and loyal personality, generously gave up his originally popular group after learning that Brother Ji had been eliminated.

I silently followed Brother Chicken all the way and voluntarily applied to be transferred to this less popular "Listen to What I Have to Say" group.

If it weren't for his good friend Wang Ziyi, who is also a very skilled dancer, fully supporting and sharing the burden, it would have been truly overwhelming for Chicken Bro to carry this group of inexperienced teammates in just a few days.

Before the highly anticipated first performance began.

Almost everyone online, including some of the judges on the show, held a pessimistic and pessimistic view of the group that Chicken Brother was in:

"It's over. One King is carrying four Bronze players. The opposing team is the Dream team from Lehua Entertainment, with all members at their peak. Chicken Bro is probably going to suffer his first Waterloo in the show."

However, when the day of the official performance arrived.

The moment the lights in the hall suddenly went out, the energetic beats of the "Listen to What I Have to Say" group resounded throughout the entire venue.

The final stage effect, however, left the judges, mentors, and even countless onlookers watching on TV who were waiting to see a joke completely astonished!

On stage, although his teammates' abilities were indeed average, Chicken Bro and Wang Ziyi trained and adjusted them for several days with almost self-harming intensity, down to the angle of every finger.

These teammates, who were originally terrible at even performing the moves correctly, miraculously displayed perfect teamwork and amazing team spirit on stage today!

And Chicken Bro, standing in the center position as the final act, shone brightly in his royal blue leather jacket under the stage spotlights.

Every pause and every glance he made perfectly showcased the sexiness and wildness of this obscure song to the fullest extent!

He not only shone brightly on stage, but also used his powerful stage presence to elevate each of his novice teammates to a level they could never have reached before.

The debut has ended.

The results of the selection have been announced.

Amidst deafening screams, the "Listen to What I Have to Say" group, which was initially looked down upon and treated as a discarded pawn by everyone, not only did not falter.

Instead, they achieved a mythical comeback with an overwhelming number of votes—all members advanced!

In stark contrast is the Dream group, which previously joined forces to oust Chicken Bro and was led by the "Four Kings" of Lehua Entertainment.

Faced with big data and the most genuine votes from the live audience, their somewhat perfunctory stage presentation, each with their own agenda, was brutally defeated by Chicken Bro's group!

This textbook-perfect comeback sparked a frenzy of online discussion in both China and Japan that very night.

Faced with absolute strength and a near-miraculous stage for success, all capital operations and collusion to exclude others become a huge joke.

As it turns out, on the stage of "Idol Producer," there is only one rule.

Wherever Chicken Bro is, whichever team he's on is guaranteed to win!

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