But the key point is that this person, whom I don't even know, actually publicly provoked me on Weibo.

And when have I ever disrespected Black people?

Xu Fan vaguely remembered the scene that day. He and Chen Yuanyuan were about to leave when they suddenly heard Gulu behind them say something about two people with yellow skin.

Xu Fan didn't think anything of this way of greeting, but he was angry when the man said that Chinese singers had been completely defeated.

It was because of this statement that he went up and had a simple PK with the other party.

And he won that time.

He even made Gulu apologize in public, saying that China is the best.

Now, things have turned out differently. This incident has become a case of disrespecting Black people, and even being used to smear oneself.

What's even more frightening is that a large group of onlookers started attacking or criticizing the situation without distinguishing right from wrong.

Have online trolls really reached a point where they can do whatever they want these days?

Xu Fan's heart skipped a beat at the thought. Before he could ask anything, the fat man said, "Old Xu, I've already posted the details of this incident in the group. I've also found the video of Lingling's live stream and posted it online. Obviously, that Miao Tu didn't really want to drag you down directly; he just wanted to smear you. How could there be such a person, especially a celebrity like him?"

Xu Fan said, "I really have no recollection of this person. This matter must be dealt with immediately. You take charge of the fan group, and I will also do some other things on my end."

The fat man said, "I think you don't need to rush. Let me get our fans out there first and see how it goes. Most netizens can tell right from wrong. These trolls are obviously professionals. I even suspect they're doing this on purpose, maybe they're paid to do it."

Xu Fan agreed with the fat man's guess and said, "Okay, I understand. Remember to keep an eye on things for me. If you have any questions, let me know and I'll try to figure something out."

The fat man grunted and was about to hang up when he heard Xu Fan say, "Wait, right, I suddenly remembered something. Contact the Media Music Publishing House and tell them I agreed to their request."

The fat man agreed and hung up the phone.

Xu Fan sat at his computer desk, opened his computer and searched for information about Miao Tu. Sure enough, he found that Miao Tu was very well-known in China and had many die-hard fans.

In particular, his publication of books on basic guitar instruction has made this so-called teacher popular with many people.

Xu Fan sat in front of the computer for more than half an hour.

Online opinions have begun to shift in bias.

In fact, when Xia Ziling was live streaming, many people watched the live stream. Some people were even moved to tears by Xu Fan's patriotism.

Compared to some yellow-skinned foreigners who make money off Chinese people, Xu Fan made his opponent apologize directly and admit that China is the best in that kind of competition last time.

This is something every Chinese person should be proud of.

So when these videos resurfaced and spread online, opinions began to change.

Even so, the discussion about Xu Fan's disrespect for black people continues, because Miao Tu said he witnessed Xu Fan's discrimination and disrespect towards Master Gulu's skin.

If an ordinary person said something like that, naturally no one would believe it, but unfortunately, it was Miao Tu who said it.

Therefore, many people still believe that even though Xu Fan won applause at the time, it was completely different from racial discrimination.

So the news on the internet kept changing, but Xu Fan seemed to have been branded with a stain that couldn't be wiped away. Xu Fan was extremely helpless. Fortunately, at this time, Fatty called and brought some pretty good news.

Get the perfect music system at the start

===Chapter 156 Selected as Textbook Content===

"Fatty, how's it going?"

"Old Xu, they said it's no problem. As long as you send them the materials, they can join in immediately and then print and publish them."

"Okay, I'll send the items to them in a bit. Tell them to lower the price."

“No problem, but Lao Xu, that Miao Tu is really something. He said your guitar playing is fancy and messy, and even said your guitar playing is not up to standard. How can someone like that become an expert and a guitar master?”

Xu Fan sat on the bed with a helpless expression and said, "I looked at his information. How should I put it? He's been indulging in self-admiration for too long. After all, his resume says that he started learning guitar at seven, composed his own music at eight, and won the national primary school guitar competition at eleven. Since then, he has won awards almost every year."

Later, he even graduated with a master's degree from the China Conservatory of Music, became a professor in a music department, and one of the top guitar masters and experts in China. He also published several books, so he has some reason to be proud. But you're right, I don't know him at all. His attack on me like that is definitely because he's not thinking straight.

Xu Fan, of course, had no idea that he had lost to Gulu before his own competition with Gulu.

Later, during their match, he witnessed that scene firsthand, and naturally, he was extremely jealous. He even secretly vowed in a Vienna bar that he would make Xu Fan pay when he returned to China.

Now is finally his chance to shine.

In fact, Miao Tu has been back in China for some time now.

Upon returning, filled with anger, he began investigating Xu Fan, only to discover that Xu Fan had already won the title of champion of The Coming One.

Watching a rising star in the entertainment industry, he considered giving up once.

However, when Xu Fan, that idiot, actually went to make a movie, he knew his chance had come.

As long as he smears Xu Fan's reputation, even just a little bit, it will disgust him. Most importantly, he has a backup plan. As long as he kicks Xu Fan out of that venue, he believes Xu Fan will be extremely unlucky.

The fat man said to Xu Fan, "Let's not talk about him anymore. I feel this matter is not that simple. I'll think of another way."

After the fat man hung up the phone, Xu Fan opened his email and sent a document he had prepared beforehand.

Some time ago, Xu Fan went to Zhoucheng because of the mudslide problem.

There, I wrote a song called "Just Like You" for the Red Heart Foundation, and there, I also played a guitar piece called "Tick Tock" for a group of children.

TickTick became a hit, and from then on, its popularity was unstoppable.

Countless netizens began to eagerly learn it; the simple melody and techniques excited countless beginners.

It's a godsend for beginners.

Around that time, a music publishing house contacted me and suggested that the guitar piece "Tick Tock" be used as a primary piece for beginners to learn, along with some basic guitar knowledge, and compile it into a book.

Xu Fan agreed at the time, but the publishing process was complicated and it was delayed until a few days ago. He said that he needed to write an article about guitar learning techniques and methods so that it could be printed directly.

Xu Fan had already finished writing it when he returned that day, but he felt it was still lacking something, so he put it aside for now and planned to finish it slowly.

However, given the suddenness of this event, he knew he couldn't wait any longer.

So he clicked send directly, and even after thinking for a moment, sent the guitar tabs and lyrics for another song.

Let the publisher be included.

This piece of music is none other than "My Deskmate," a reward I received previously.

This guitar piece is simple and catchy, making it very suitable for beginners. As a decent strumming piece, it complements the "tick-tock" instrumental piece, allowing more people to learn it.

Xu Fan knew that publishing was not something that could be done overnight. Even if he sent out these materials, publishing would still take time, as printing was a rather troublesome matter.

As the sun rose the next day, the internet was still buzzing with discussions about Xu Fan, clearly showing that the public's energy for gossip was still high.

However, a message from the Media Music Publishing House instantly shifted the focus of countless onlookers' attention.

Even the professional trolls and casual viewers were momentarily stunned.

Xu Fan's "Tick Tock" is going to be published as a book, and it even includes Xu Fan's guitar piece "My Deskmate," which has excited countless netizens.

Yesterday, Miao Tu's anger, accusations, and all the so-called fancy and messy things seemed to have been forgotten by netizens.

They all rushed to the media publisher's Weibo account to discuss the price and when it would be released.

Thus, the battle seemed extremely simple and was almost overlooked.

But that's not actually the case. Once a spark has ignited a prairie fire, how could it be extinguished so easily?

Miao Tu didn't say anything harsh again. He just watched the sudden shift in the netizens' topic and thought for a long time before deciding to think of a way to curb Xu Fan's momentum.

However, at that moment, a message struck him like a thunderbolt.

The Music Department of the State Education Bureau issued a statement announcing that Xu Fan's "Tick Tock" will be selected for inclusion in the new national elementary music textbook.

The shock of this news is no less than that of Xu Fan's poem "Sorrow".

If the explosive power of Xiaochou is due to its lyrics, its sound, or the special nature of its audience, it is easy to evoke sadness.

The explosive power of "tick-tock" is the exact opposite of that of "sorrow relief"—it's a truly national-level, command-driven shock.

After all, out of countless pieces of music across the country, very few guitar pieces are selected for inclusion in national textbooks.

Not long after Xu Fan's "Tick Tock" was published, the Music Department of the State Education Bureau issued a statement that "Tick Tock" had been included in the publication, which was far more impactful than the publication of "Tick Tock" as a book.

Two explosive news items appeared in quick succession, causing the internet to explode instantly.

Miao Tu's Weibo post saying that Xu Fan's guitar music was unbearable and flashy was suddenly deleted at some point.

Clearly, this sudden turn of events has somewhat damaged his confidence.

Deleting the Weibo post was a last resort. If music that makes it into textbooks is considered rubbish, then my own works must be even worse than rubbish.

In fact, Xu Fan was also shocked when he received the call from the Education Bureau.

It's been almost two months since I sang "Tick Tock," and there's been no news until now. It's quite a surprise to receive this news at this crucial moment.

This happened very suddenly, especially when Miao Tu suddenly posted a Weibo post criticizing himself. How could he not be excited about such an honor?

But for him, whatever the reason, this is definitely good news.

Having resolved the publishing issue with the publisher and received an invitation to be included in textbooks, Xu Fan's mood immediately improved.

Even when Zhao Feiyang called, he was excitedly criticizing Miao Tu's overestimation of his abilities.

The two even occasionally joked about how he had won such an easy victory in a battle he had never met Miao Tu.

Not only did she not receive much criticism, but because of her continuous book publications and inclusion in collections, countless netizens shifted the topic and praised her.

From any perspective, I'm the one who benefits.

Miao Tu doesn't seem to have gained any significant benefits; he didn't even seem to have managed to disgust himself.

His hired online friends proved to be easily defeated after countless other netizens joined in.

However, just as Xu Fan and Zhao Feiyang were getting excited about this, Miao Tu spoke up again.

He was still not convinced, so he played his last card.

Get the perfect music system at the start

===Chapter 157 Another Mission===

Miao Tu is a professor at a music academy and a well-known expert and guitar master in China.

But in his life, there was one person who helped him the most. Without this person, he might just be an ordinary person lost in the sea of ​​people.

It is because of this person that he can face everything as if it were not a problem or a challenge.

Because this person really dotes on him.

This person is called Hutu, which is his first name, but not his surname.

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