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Xu Fan nodded and said, "Okay."

Zhao Feiyang still didn't get an answer, and Xu Fan didn't say anything either.

But Zhao Feiyang smiled happily when he saw that Xu Fan had agreed.

Xu Fan picked up his teacup and pointed to the teacup next to him.

It means let's have a toast with tea instead of wine.

Zhao Feiyang's head trembled slightly, and he quickly shook his head, saying, "I'm not drinking it anymore, it's too damn bitter, it's making my eyes water."

Xu Fan couldn't help but burst into laughter.

He picked up his teacup and took a small sip.

In his mind, however, he was already rapidly reviewing the current status of some system tasks.

The main reason was that he discovered that after singing "A Person's Beijing," he had completed four-fifths of his 100-city tour.

This was quite unexpected. He had thought that he would have to go to the city he was in and listen to a song related to that city, and that only one song per city could earn him a completion bonus.

Unexpectedly, after singing "Beijing Alone," four-fifths of the task was completed. In other words, "Beijing Alone" can be considered a song about a city that Xu Fan has visited and sung.

Is this a system bug?

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===Chapter 212 System Bug===

Xu Fan found the mission details and began to study them carefully.

The task content was confirmed to be as I had anticipated: one song for each city, and the song had to be sung within the city.

So, the fact that my song "Beijing Alone" can be considered one of those songs must really be a system bug.

Thinking of this, Xu Fan couldn't help but smile to himself.

Xu Fan glanced at Zhao Feiyang, sat down on the small wooden chair, and gently tested the sound of the zither.

Zhao Feiyang asked in confusion, "Are we going to sing again?"

Xu Fan said, "Okay, I'll sing a couple of lines."

Xu Fan sang "Dingxi Dingxi". After he finished singing, Zhao Feiyang was dumbfounded and couldn't believe it. He asked curiously, "Holy crap, Lao Xu, you've been to my hometown? How did you write this song?"

Xu Fan did not explain, but only said that he had some understanding of it.

Then I focused all my attention on it.

It's still four-fifths, which means that the song I just sang didn't count.

Xu Fan frowned, pondering what had just happened.

Then he discovered the more important point.

First of all, I was live streaming just now, so in that case, Zhao Feiyang wouldn't be the only listener.

Secondly, the song I sang was set in Yanjing, but I am not actually in that city.

Then, when I sang this song, I didn't sing a song about the city in Zhonghai.

In conclusion, it is highly likely that for such a system bug to occur, the following conditions must be met: the city itself has not yet been sung, and another city has already sung a song about that city.

At the same time, there is an additional requirement: online viewers are required.

Thinking about this, Xu Fan understood a little bit. He did some research, such as singing a song about Hangzhou, but found that there was no way to prove his point.

Nowadays, a song called "Beijing Alone" is about Beijing, but because it was sung at Zhonghai and counted as a spot, the system actually assumes that the city has already sung a song there.

Xu Fan cried very sadly and was also very irritable.

I thought I had found a bug, but it turns out that the bug is no longer in use.

If my guess is correct, then the only cities I can sing in are Chengdu and Hangzhou. Beijing might not count, since I've already sung two songs there.

If you want to sing in Chengdu or Hangzhou, and I'm not mistaken, you'll have to go to other cities.

Xu Fan stomped his foot in frustration. This bug was completely useless.

Thinking about these questions, he couldn't help but take a sip of tea. Bitter it is, I suppose.

Zhao Feiyang shook his head and clicked his tongue, saying, "What a ruthless person."

Xu Fan chuckled and said, "When you were live streaming just now, that was truly a wolf in sheep's clothing."

Zhao Feiyang looked at Xu Fan strangely and asked, "What do you mean?"

Xu Fan said, "That's ruthless, the wolf didn't even have a hint of ruthlessness."

puff!

Zhao Feiyang chuckled and said awkwardly, "I thought it was something serious. But speaking of which, was that song you just wrote really for my hometown?"

Xu Fan then remembered that Zhao Feiyang was from Gansu Province, but he didn't know exactly where in Gansu. Curious, he asked, "You said you're from Dingzhou?"

Zhao Feiyang nodded and said, "That's right. Let me tell you, Dingzhou has three great treasures. Have you heard of them?"

Xu Fan asked curiously, "Which three?"

Zhao Feiyang said, counting on his fingers, "Look, the number one treasure of potatoes."

Xu Fan hummed in agreement, and Zhao Feiyang continued, "Potatoes, the second most important treasure."

Xu Fan nodded in agreement, and Zhao Feiyang continued, "The third treasure is the potato."

Xu Fan didn't think there was anything wrong at first, but after listening carefully...

Holy crap, that's awesome.

Xu Fan couldn't help but kick Zhao Feiyang in the butt, and said angrily, "You damn thing, Sanbao, are you just a plaything?"

Zhao Feiyang chuckled and said, "That's not important. Just tell me what you think."

Xu Fan shook his head helplessly and kicked again.

Zhao Feiyang, with his sharp eyes and quick reflexes, easily dodged the attack and said smugly, "The three treasures of Dingzhou are potatoes, yams, and spuds, hmm."

Seeing Zhao Feiyang's smug look, Xu Fan smiled and ignored him.

He is still studying his task completion rate.

The 100-city tour is four-fifths complete; only one song is needed to complete all the tasks.

It's obviously unrealistic to want to sing a song from another region in Zhonghai.

Putting that matter aside, Xu Fan then went to his fan appreciation tasks.

Upon seeing this, Xu Fan was stunned.

The completion rate has reached 47%.

This surprised him. He had thought that it would take a certain amount of time to complete the task, but he didn't expect that he would complete nearly half of it in just over half a month.

Xu Fan recalled carefully that the first time he showed affection to his fans was because of the story Song Runrun told, when he sang "The Funeral of Roses".

However, the completion rate of that mission was only one percent.

The second time he spoiled his fans was by reposting on Weibo. That time he sang "The Brightest Star in the Night Sky," and he must have done a very good job that time.

Then, he sang three regional songs in Hangzhou, Chengdu, and Beijing.

So, all of these should be counted as part of the fan appreciation mission, since these songs were sung for the fans.

Although I don't know the conditions and basis for the system's judgment.

But it must be related to the fans' liking.

In addition, the song "Beijing Alone," which he just sang, should also have added a lot of points.

With a 47% completion rate, he was full of confidence in completing the task ahead.

Of course, before completing this task, Xu Fan felt he needed to complete the side quest first: a tour of 100 cities.

As Xu Fan pondered these matters, he sipped the tea that Zhao Feiyang had poured for him.

Although it was indeed somewhat bitter, he still liked it.

On the other hand, with only three days left until the film's release, both Starry Sky Pictures and Huazhou Pictures are taking necessary steps to prepare for the final screening.

The film "Lost" produced by Huazhou Films has once again become a hot topic online.

Whatever the reason, at least a lot of people's attention has been raised again, which may be a testament to Huazhou Film's promotional effectiveness.

However, it was on this very night.

In a city that seemed peaceful and calm, some changes suddenly occurred.

Online messages come and go, seemingly calm and normal, without any problems. But as night falls, some messages appear intermittently before the public, and then they get out of control.

First, a Weibo blogger named "Gossip Tadpole" posted a message that attracted the attention of many netizens.

There was a big watermelon that looked delicious, and few people could resist its flavor.

After all, "Gossip Little Tadpole" is very famous in the entertainment industry, and every time he makes a statement, he points out the key issues in an extremely sharp way.

Therefore, more than 80% of netizens would believe his statements and take them as a reference. However, today's news has shocked netizens and left them in disbelief.

However, since it was a message from "Gossip Little Tadpole" on Weibo, netizens naturally took it very seriously, and a big drama of gossip began.

Gossip Tadpole: As a veteran entertainment blogger, my attitude towards the entertainment industry has always been: you can make money off your fans, but you can't exploit them; you can be arrogant and domineering, but you can't be unfilial; you can admire foreign things, but you can't betray your own people.

As a journalist in the entertainment industry, I must be responsible for every word I say. My attitude towards life and my patriotism are evident to all. I have always emphasized the importance of filial piety. We live in China, and many celebrities in the entertainment industry are public figures.

Therefore, public figures should set an example and become idols for everyone. However, there are always some parasites in the entertainment industry who are constantly destroying the stage and furniture we have carefully built.

This kind of person should be torn to pieces. Of course, maybe I'm being a bit harsh, but if you listen to my analysis, you'll definitely applaud.

Key point — Liao Fanxing, CEO of Huazhou Film Industry.

As the CEO of a film and television group in the entertainment industry, he is well-known to the public, and his conduct seems to be acceptable to the public. He played a key role in the filming of the movie "Lost and Love". According to our sources, the content of "Lost and Love" is very moving, and the audience who watched the movie were in tears.

Yet this CEO of the company that produced the film "Lost and Found" did something so infuriating.

Liao Fanxing, the adopted son of Liao Qicheng of the Liao Group, deliberately hides himself and refuses to acknowledge his biological father in order to seize control of the Liao Group's Fanxing Film Company. He even commits heinous acts.

In his struggle for ultimate control of Starry Sky Pictures, for money and for power, he abandoned the Chinese tradition of prioritizing filial piety above all else.

He—Liao Fanxing of Fanxing Pictures—is making a film like "Lost and Found," yet he's doing something completely contrary to his own beliefs. Can Fanxing Pictures really produce the kind of films advertised?