I'm a web novelist, and you want me to work in the entertainment industry?

[666, two lunatics!]

Brothers, I think I've seen this episode before. The show "5pk" next door seems to have paid homage to this segment.

Although it seems like there's something seriously wrong, if both parties have these two faces, it actually looks surprisingly normal.

[No problem. Although Che-ge has been a top-tier demon pill for three months, Lao Xue is also quite capable. We've met at the patient exchange meeting.]

[“The Voice of Creation” was never a serious program to begin with, and now with the addition of Cheng Che, its level of abstraction is likely to reach even greater heights.]

Henry Lau watched the two of them from the side, blinking blankly for a moment, feeling like an outsider who couldn't join their conversation at all.

But the problem is... shouldn't this be the first time these two have met?

"Alright, alright, how about this?" Xue Zhiqian suddenly stopped fighting with Cheng Che, looked up, and said, "We both admire each other."

"Let's stop arguing, okay?" he said, dramatically rubbing his lower back. "I'm getting old, my back is a little sore."

Although he has good physical fitness and is quite good at long-distance running, one thing is one thing.

"You're a senior, so I'll listen to you," Cheng Che said cooperatively.

"Hey, you're a senior, why add 'old' to that?" Xue Zhiqian smiled bitterly. "Although it's not wrong, saying 'old senior' just makes me feel inexplicably sad."

"I know," Cheng Che said calmly.

"Wow!" Xue Zhiqian exclaimed in amazement, "You knew that, and you still said that? Should I give you a round of applause?"

"No need for that," Cheng Che said. "I said it on purpose so it would fit my character better and not be out of character."

"...What does OOC mean?" Xue Zhiqian scratched his head.

He wasn't pretending; he genuinely didn't know what it meant.

Getting old makes everything feel bittersweet...

"It means his personality and public image have collapsed," Cheng Che said truthfully.

"Oh, I see. So this seems to be quite important for celebrities." Xue Zhiqian suddenly realized.

"Indeed, after all, the collapse of a celebrity's public image could be a big problem." Cheng Che nodded.

"It's alright, I shouldn't need to worry too much about this." Xue Zhiqian patted his chest as if to say.

"Oh? Then, Professor Xue, who do you think is more concerned about this in the entertainment industry?" Cheng Che blinked.

"..."

Xue Zhiqian and Cheng Che exchanged a glance, neither of them speaking, but they both simultaneously raised their right index fingers and waved them in the air.

Their eyes seemed to say: You little rascal...

Why are you two talking so fast? You don't stop talking at all!

[I'm not impressed, I'm dying of laughter! One's a chatterbox, the other's a master of nonsense. They've only just met, yet they're already making such a spectacle of themselves!]

[If you ask me, let's not even bother with the singing. Just give them each a bag of sunflower seeds and a bottle of water, and let them chat.]

[I strongly suggest that the Chinese entertainment industry hire a director to create a variety show. With just these two guests, it's hot enough; they could talk about anything from a kindergarten in Nantianmen to a nursing home in Hokkaido!]

"Um..." Henry Lau finally spoke, interrupting their conversation. He pointed to the screen in the lobby, "More people are here. Let's sit down first."

After hearing this, Cheng Che and Xue Zhiqian calmed down and each found a chair to sit down.

Henry Lau let out a long breath and suddenly realized that he actually existed in this program.

For the next half hour, the program progressed steadily, with the remaining five guests entering the challenge channel one after another, and leaving after answering the questions.

The doors to the assembly hall were pushed open again and again.

The fourth person to enter was Jane Zhang, who, like Xue Zhiqian, is a veteran in the music industry with extremely strong singing skills and is essentially a powerhouse performer.

After entering, she greeted everyone in turn and even gave special praise to Cheng Che, the "newcomer".

The fifth person to enter was Zhou Sheng, who seemed to be a true "nightingale of the music scene"—in a positive sense—a stark contrast to a certain well-known woman surnamed Xia next door.

This guy seemed a bit arrogant. After greeting everyone else as soon as he entered, he ran up to Cheng Che and started saying "I've heard so much about you" to him, which caused a lot of comments to flood the screen with "hat trick".

The sixth and seventh to enter were Ouyang Nainai and Huang Zihongfan, both of whom are singers.

The former was fine; he simply greeted everyone with a smile, following the usual procedure.

As for the latter... this guy was incredibly arrogant. Cheng Che had never seen him before, but when he saw Cheng Che, he was stunned for a moment, then laughed and ran up to Cheng Che to shake hands with him repeatedly.

While shaking hands, he also mentioned that he was actually a reader of "Dragon Raja" and asked Cheng Che if he could get a signed copy after the show.

Cheng Che was completely bewildered, and for a moment he thought he was an old friend he hadn't seen in a long time.

The eighth and last guest to enter was named Xu Man, a girl who looked about the same age as Cheng Che.

He seemed to be a trainee who had just debuted at an entertainment company. His fame was indeed incomparable to that of the other guests. At least Cheng Che had never heard of him before.

She has a rather lively personality and politely greeted all the guests present.

When she arrived in front of Cheng Che, she said that she was a fan of Cheng Che and that she liked him very much. She said she had listened to all of his songs many times and also subtly expressed her hope that she would have the opportunity to collaborate with Cheng Che more often in the future.

“!!!!!!”

Cheng Che felt a chill run down his spine, as if countless "danger" characters were suddenly appearing all around him, and he was about to break out in a cold sweat—

No, I don't care whether you're a fan or not, but saying you like me is just asking for trouble!

Xiaotian might be watching my live stream right now!

Even if she doesn't have time to watch the live stream right now, she'll definitely watch the replay when she has time later!

...Do the family members watching on the screen think that Xiao Cheng will be beaten when Xiao Tian sees this scene and returns home?

Cheng Che, whose survival instincts kicked in instantly, responded very tactfully, saying, "You're too kind. I'm just a newcomer, I haven't even debuted yet, how can I accept such praise?"

So please don't say similar things anymore, it's really too much for me.

When he said these words, he had a polite smile on his face, but that smile, no matter how you looked at it, exuded a sense of misery.

[What does Xu Man mean by this? If you're a fan, then be a fan, but isn't it a bit too enthusiastic to just say you like her?]

[That makes sense, maybe he was just a bit too excited. Forgive my bluntness, but you netizens all call him "Brother Che" online; I can't even imagine meeting you in person!]

[Brother Che declined so decisively, but why does he look like he's suffering a bit when he smiles? (scratching his head)]

[Oh ho ho, I get it, Brother Che is worried that someone is watching the live stream, right?]

【Oh ho ho ho ho ho...】