They don't actually think I like them, do they?

This index is far beyond what even if the identity of idol Mangzi, the King of Soldiers, were revealed!

The combined power of the collapse of CP fans' faith and the disintegration of Orange Jam's top-tier image is truly terrifying!

Lin Han originally wanted to earn money for a few more days, but considering some uncontrollable factors, such as the fans' mentality and the need to give an explanation to the girls, it was time for Lin Han to stop.

To Lin Han's surprise, his agent Hu Yan remained quiet.

After all, every time Lin Han pulls a stunt, it's an indiscriminate attack, sometimes making allies even more furious than the enemy!

After Lin Han's major celebrity scandal, his studio was in complete chaos!

The "Orange Jam Special Operation Joint PR Team," comprised of senior PR professionals from Pop Media and Bilibili, held an eight-hour meeting and came up with forty-eight solutions.

including but not limited to:

To divert fans' attention, they directly announced that they were in a relationship;

The album title was a joke made by an employee in the music department. This employee was a temporary contract worker and has since been laid off.

It was instigated by Sun Xiaochuan;

and many more.

However, when they took these proposals to Hu Yan, Hu Yan remained remarkably calm.

"Let's wait two more days, there's no rush."

"Isn't this a big problem?! This is a major building collapse!!" the studio assistant exclaimed excitedly.

"You are still too young and haven't spent enough time with Teacher Juzi."

Hu Yan calmly took a sip of tea, appearing completely unperturbed.

She still can't forget her debut concert.

Teacher Ju Zi's rendition of "I Really Didn't Sleep" infuriated tens of thousands of audience members, who shouted "What the hell?!"

That's a whopping 40,000 men! If pushed too far, they could even attack Sichuan!

Hu Yan was so frightened that she almost vomited.

Then, Teacher Ju suddenly reversed the situation, making all the audience members obediently apologize. She treated everyone's emotions like monkeys.

As they spent more and more time together, Hu Yan had suspected more than once that Teacher Ju sometimes deliberately sought amusement from his fans.

Having learned from her previous experience, she wouldn't be surprised no matter what kind of trouble Teacher Orange caused.

"Calm down. You should spend more time with Mr. Orange, get to know him better. Sometimes, doing nothing and avoiding upsetting him is the best approach..."

Hu Yan spoke earnestly, leaving the newcomers at Baijing Studio completely bewildered.

It was as if the former Grand Eunuch had been demoted to guard the imperial tombs and was now instructing these new eunuchs on how to serve the emperor. Although the people listened with some skepticism, they were still grateful and followed the advice.

It's not that we don't want to spend more time serving the emperor, but Teacher Orange really does appear and disappear without a trace all day long! As employees of the studio, we rarely even get to see Orange Sauce.

On the third day after the release of his new album, Lin Han finally made his move.

First of all, it should be mentioned that the new album "Songs Not Written for Anyone" was only released digitally on the first day of its release; the physical album was not released.

As a result, Lin Han had more room to maneuver.

However, it's done in the most rustic way.

On October 21, Orange Jam's official studio announced that a new song has been added to the new album "A Song Not Written for Anyone," which is actually the album's title track.

The song is called "A Song Not Written for Anyone".

After this Weibo post was published, the entire internet fell silent.

There's... there's such a thing?!

This left all the conspiracy theory-mongering self-media outlets dumbfounded.

Everyone has thought of countless angles to whitewash Orange Jam, even citing classical texts and analyzing the other meanings of the album title word by word, but no one expected there to be such an operation!

This is the album of the same name as the song, hence the name.

Surprise, not unexpected?

Is there any answer more cheesy and low-class than this?!

But it leaves you speechless!

"So you mean the album is called that simply because there's a song with the same title, and those songs were still written for the same people, right?"

"Holy crap, holy crap, holy crap... There's even this angle! Looks like we misunderstood Kijima!"

"Damn it, who knew that the album would get an extra new song in just two days?! This is truly a huge surprise from Orange God!"

"No wonder the cello concerto was included in this set of seven songs. That piece, like the duet version of 'Give Me a Song', was just a bonus track on the album. This is the real seventh song! Orange God had already planted the seeds all along!!"

Overnight, online opinions completely reversed!

Although a small number of people still believe that Orange Jam's bizarre act of deliberately delaying the release of its title track by two days is suspected of intentionally using the album title to mess with everyone's mindset.

But for the vast majority of CP fans whose faith almost crumbled, none of that matters anymore! Orange Brother is awesome, that's all that matters!!

Fans of the three opposing factions of couples, who are like fire and water, surprisingly started celebrating together on this day!

The resulting surge in traffic propelled the new song, "A Song Not Written for Anyone," to its peak.

Having witnessed all of this, Lin Han sat leisurely at his computer desk and took a sip of tea.

They would not be angry or learn a lesson from the possibility that Lin Han was deliberately trying to mess with their mentality.

They will only be grateful to Lin Han for giving them the means to continue their fantasies.

Just like when Lin Han gave his debut concert, he summarized it.

Despite the fact that their public image almost collapsed, causing them to lose their appetite and suffer immense pain.

But it doesn't matter, they still won't learn their lesson.

Because they are part of the fandom.

After Lin Han slaps them, he gives them a little something sweet, and they forget the slap and continue to like him. They're relieved it was just a false alarm. They don't even consider why that person can so easily influence their feelings.

Lin Han's second attempt at manipulating his fans was a complete success.

The album garnered a total of 25 "collapse index" and topped the Weibo hot search list twice, maximizing its popularity.

The next day, Lin Han received a call from Hu Yan.

"Teacher Orange, your betting agreement has been completed!"

066. Would you like to come to my new company?

When Lin Han, a complete newcomer, signed this extremely demanding performance-based agreement, the reward offered by Pop Media for completing the agreement was unheard of.

1. Orange Jam will receive 80% of all subsequent announcements.

Second, Orange Jam will receive an additional 10% of the album's revenue.

Actually, when Pop Media was designing this reward, they didn't think much about it. They just felt that they should design a "big pie that Ju Zi Jiang couldn't refuse".

This is similar to the promise King Huai of Chu made to his soldiers before they went to war: whoever enters Guanzhong first will be the King of Guanzhong.

At that time, Zhang Han had not yet surrendered. Hundreds of thousands of Qin troops had driven the various feudal lords into a panic. They could not even defend their own homes, yet they were eyeing other people's capitals. How could this be considered a serious threat?

This is a typical example of painting an unrealistic picture for employees, but because it's so exaggerated, it has very limited effect on boosting their enthusiasm.

Who knew that our Emperor Gaozu of Han would actually have incredible luck and receive help from a powerful figure all the way through the war?

Who can I talk to to reason with this?

However, unlike back then, verbal promises were just empty promises, and Xiang Yu, with his superior strength, could disregard them.

However, Lin Han now lives in the 21st century, where agreements are written in black and white.

So, Lin Han has truly taken off now.

From now on, Lin Han's album revenue will increase significantly, and he can basically keep all the gigs he receives thereafter.

In the blink of an eye, Lin Han went from being an employee of Pop Media to becoming the true "big dad" of Pop Media, with the company now working for him.

However, having finally overcome all the hardships and completed the betting agreement, Lin Han had no intention of enjoying these benefits.

His vision is much longer-term, and he is not limited to these petty gains.

He intends to use this as leverage to peacefully terminate his contract with Pop Media.

"You want to terminate the contract?"

Hu Yan was startled when she heard Lin Han's words.

"Teacher Orange? Are you serious??"

Having finally completed the betting agreement, and with the good days just beginning, Hu Yan never expected that Lin Han would want to withdraw at this time.

“Yes,” Lin Han said.

“I can’t make the decision on this matter; I need to discuss it with the chairman.”

Seeing that Lin Han had made up his mind, Hu Yan had no choice but to speak.

After spending a long time together, Hu Yan could tell.

Although Orange Marmalade is only eighteen years old, she is no ordinary girl. She's bound to take off sooner or later.

Hu Yan just didn't expect that Orange Jam would disappear so quickly. They couldn't even wait for the one-year contract period.

Initially, the signing of Juzi Jam for a high signing fee of ten million yuan was opposed by almost all the directors on the board. It was only through the private efforts of Chairman Han Yi and General Manager Hu Yan that the proposal was successfully passed.

Now, six months have passed, and Orange Jam's strength is evident to everyone in the company, no, it's practically seen by the entire entertainment industry.

The story of "Bubble Media and Orange Jam" has long been a legend in the industry, a story that makes countless companies envious and resentful, yet they have to admit its value.

Some have even called this deal the "world's first signing," or simply "the world's first signing!"

Therefore, Lin Han, the protagonist of "The World's First Contract," now wants to terminate his contract, which is undoubtedly a huge shock.

"Wait a couple of days, I'll go back to Sichuan tomorrow."

"Okay, thank you, Ms. Hu Yan!"

"Don't thank me yet, it might not work out," Hu Yan said.

For an artist, terminating a contract is not as simple as an ordinary person resigning and changing jobs.

Ordinary employees sign a "labor contract," which allows them to terminate the employment relationship at any time. However, artists sign an agency contract, which is a comprehensive civil and commercial contract. Once signed, artists must uphold the spirit of the contract and cannot terminate it at any time.

Generally speaking, the best way for an artist to terminate their contract unscathed is to find loopholes in the management contract.

Check if your company has fulfilled its contractual obligations. For example, they may have failed to provide promised training or performance opportunities, or they may have delayed payment of wages or commissions.

If it is discovered that the company has failed to fulfill its obligations, then everyone is happy, and the artist can take legal action and unilaterally file a lawsuit to terminate the contract.

Unfortunately, Pop Media has always been very kind to Lin Han, not only not neglecting his treatment, but also providing him with many resources not promised in the contract.

If I had to say something, Lin Han's training opportunity was somewhat unfair; he only attended classes for two days, and Lin Han was the teacher the whole time.

But that's not the company's problem. Making Lin Han attend classes according to the normal training plan would drive him crazy.

Whether out of morality or out of goodwill towards Pop Media, Lin Han did not choose to terminate the contract through legal means. He did not want to have an unpleasant falling out with Pop Media, so he wanted to sit down and talk with the company to achieve a win-win situation.

"If that doesn't work, I'm afraid I'll have to redeem myself," Lin Han said with a smile.

Faced with this half-serious, half-joking remark, Hu Yan also laughed in response.

"Haha, why did Teacher Orange have to leave in such a hurry?"

The contract only has six months left. Why not wait another six months and everyone will be happy?

"Time is precious," Lin Han said.

Hu Yan was speechless.

After all, he's a monster who releases a new song every week, so no one is more convincing than Ju Zi Jiang when he says that.

Finally, Hu Yan said slowly, "I will do my best."

The general manager of Bubble Media and Ju Zi Jiang's agent were always thinking of Lin Han's best interests.

In a daze, Lin Han recalled the scene when he first met her in the coffee shop.