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

Faced with Lin Han's exorbitant demand for a signing fee of ten million, the agent earnestly told Lin Han before leaving, "I will do my best."

With a simple answer, he took all the difficulties that lay ahead upon himself.

"Ms. Hu Yan, if—and I mean if—I wanted to go solo and start my own company, would you be willing to come work for me?" Lin Han asked.

Hearing this, Hu Yan was clearly taken aback.

An artist with no management experience and his new company, which has not yet been finalized, actually wanted to poach the general manager of Pop Media, a top-tier talent agency. If this got out to the industry, I'm sure everyone would find it laughable.

Hu Yan didn't laugh; she just smiled easily.

"Teacher Orange, if that day ever comes, I will seriously consider it."

"it is good."

......

While waiting for news from Hu Yan, Lin Han began to pay attention to the reviews of the new song.

Although the appearance of "A Song Not Written for Anyone" was quite dramatic, when it was first released, there were far more off-stage discussions surrounding it than discussions about the song itself.

However, after two or three days, as the hype surrounding the CP (couple pairing) subsided, more and more people began to notice the song itself.

After all, this is Orange Jam's first self-titled album.

What kind of quality is worthy of using this song's name as the new album title?

067. A Song Not Written for Anyone

When discussing JJ Lin's song "A Song Not Written for Anyone," one cannot avoid discussing the meaning behind the song's title.

It comes from Lin Qiuli, the lyricist of this song.

This was Lin Qiuli's last work before his death. At that time, he was frequently in and out of the hospital due to health reasons, so he completed this song on his hospital bed.

This is a song that wasn't written for any specific person.

It is also a song about life and existence.

In the last few years of Lin Qiuli's life, this song was always his mobile phone ringtone.

When recording this song, Lin Han always kept in mind the sentiment of paying tribute to this teacher.

Lin Han felt it would be a very meaningful thing to pass on Teacher Lin Qiuli's beliefs to the world.

......

The first day of the release of "A Song Not Written for Anyone".

In fact, many people are a little annoyed when they first hear this song.

That's understandable. After all, fans across the internet have just experienced the most devastating catastrophe in history, and the root of all evil is this song title.

This is similar to how everyone who finishes watching the finale of Attack on Titan and witnesses Hajime Isayama's amazing actions will have a mental breakdown and suffer from "freedom" PTSD.

The most prominent manifestation of this is that whenever the word "freedom" appears in any literary or film work, the person will immediately become stressed, their whole body will convulse, and bad memories will flood their mind. In order to cover up the pain, they can only use it as a joke everywhere!

Although Orange Jam has redeemed herself through this song, it's nothing more than sewing Conan's little penis back on.

No matter how much you mend it, it will never be as good as the original. When you watch it foaming at the mouth, the white patch is faintly visible, as if a few drops might seep out at any moment.

This still makes you wonder if he deliberately didn't sew it up properly so he could easily pull it off later...

With such a psychological shadow in their minds, everyone became increasingly cautious when listening.

The song begins with a grand and majestic string prelude, a kind of gentle grandeur.

With a nearly thirty-second intro, the arrangement instantly transports the listener to a magnificent concert hall.

And Orange Jam was standing on the stage singing.

Forgive me for this song, which I wrote for no one.

It felt like the night outside the window.

There was a moment when I turned around and couldn't recognize myself.

People who need to re-explore their memories

......"

Shocked.

If you had to describe the feelings of netizens when they first heard this song in two words, most people would use this word.

Orange Jam's singing voice is sincere, moving, profound, and unique, with an extremely strong ability to evoke emotions.

This magnificent music, which feels like being in a concert hall, undoubtedly allowed Orange Jam to shine to its fullest potential!

Soon, the climax arrived.

A magnificent transformation, worthy of being recorded in the history of Chinese pop music, is here!

Dreams are watered by hard work; love pushes us forward from behind.

When I looked up, I realized I might have forgotten someone.

So tired I couldn't sleep all night~ The night view is beautiful everywhere~

......"

"So cool! So incredibly cool!!"

In the live chat on QQ Music, netizens expressed their amazement at the first time they heard the song.

"Holy crap, this tune is absolutely amazing!"

"This is way too difficult! How can Orange God sing so well?!"

"Holy crap, holy crap, holy crap, holy crap, Orange Brother, my ears are pregnant!!"

This chorus is so difficult that you really need some singing skills to sing it well; it's not just about hitting the right notes!

There are many anecdotes about this song from my past life, such as: I sang it once in a karaoke bar and my brothers laughed at me for three years.

There is no doubt that Lin Han, known as a musical prodigy, has sung this song to its fullest potential!

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to call it a display of his skills!

As the song "Jujube Jam" resonated with powerful and heartfelt vocals, many people gradually came to appreciate its meaning.

This song is a reflection of Orange Sauce's inner doubts, cries, and gratitude, and it also expresses his sincere confession of dedicating his life to music.

With its delicate and moving melody, "A Song Not Written for Anyone" is ostensibly a song written for no one, but in fact, it is more like a song written for everyone around us, singing out the voice in people's hearts!

People in this world don't know Lin Qiuli's story. In fact, even fans from her previous life know very little about it.

However, as long as you can feel the love for life and music in this song, empathize with it, and experience its sincere emotions, that's enough!

"So tired I couldn't sleep all night~"

Nighttime is beautiful everywhere~

There must be someone like her.

To dodge, avoid, evade, and conceal,

Who is she?

Who is she?

Who is she?

... "

Even after the song ended, netizens remained deeply moved.

Now, in the comments section, you can get a better glimpse of everyone's thoughts after listening to the song.

"In the hustle and bustle of the city, we often don't have time to think about and recall the past. Whether it was joy or sorrow, it has accompanied us and become the most precious treasure in our lives. Respecting memories is to face the purest version of ourselves."

"Ju Zi Jiang's songs always sound so elegant, yes, elegant. Whether it's the deep sound of the cello or the delicate sound of the violin, they always sound so charming when combined in the song. Paired with her slightly husky voice and the explosive high notes, of all the stars I've liked, I still feel that this star shines the brightest!"

"Watering the seeds of hard work, love propels us forward. It resonates with my original state of mind; it feels like walking through a bustling city, stopping to look around, and still seeing that same version of myself..."

While fans of the "Love Orange" brand enjoy acting crazy, there are appropriate times for it. If it's a love song like "Lovely Woman" or "Those Adventurous Dreams You Had," everyone will scream and go wild.

However, when it comes to songs with depth and nuance, the comments become much more subdued. It's the veteran fans' turn to perform.

This comment did not disappoint Lin Han. Although he did not gain any "collapse index," he earned a lot of goodwill.

With the popularity of Orange Jam's third album, "Songs Not Written for Anyone".

right now,

There are already many voices online claiming that Ju Zi Jiang has become "the number one person in the Chinese music scene".

This title was far too grand for Lin Han to accept, and he instructed his studio not to use it for publicity.

After all, Lin Han knew that many classic old songs had simply faded from public view over time. Many veteran singers were just keeping a low profile, not retiring.

It seems that netizens have realized that such praise is indeed a bit excessive, although in many people's hearts, Orange Jam has become an undisputed god in the Chinese music scene!

After it spread widely, netizens compromised and finally added a few words before "the first person".

"New Era".

This word is excellent; it's a good word to use on any exam paper or thesis.

Thus, Lin Han received a new nickname from netizens—

The leading figure of the new era in the Chinese music scene!

068. Adapted into an anime

However, Lin Han, who was crowned the number one, could not rest.

To understand the market and prepare for starting a business, Lin Han has been extremely diligent during this period.

Aside from attending regular classes, Lin Han spent almost all his time learning how to run a company.

That evening, Lin Han received an unexpected email.

The sender is JC Company.

Lin Han had almost forgotten that he had this side job.

While Lin Han was busy with his new album and the betting agreement, "How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend" had already made a name for itself in the entire light novel industry in China, which was quite unexpected.

The tree that Lin Han planted casually brought him an unexpected surprise.

"Animated?!"

Upon seeing the email, Lin Han almost stood up from his chair.

"Coffee Teacher, recently several animation companies have expressed their interest in collaborating with you on 'Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend.' If you're in Baijing recently, could you spare some time to come to the editorial department so we can discuss this face-to-face?"

The signature is from the editor-in-chief, Qinggua.

Lin Han was excited.

Animation adaptation means that its influence will be further expanded, officially entering the Chinese anime and manga community.

Most importantly, animation adaptations mean selling copyrights, which will be another source of extra income!

Without hesitation, Lin Han quickly replied to Qinggua's email and arranged a time.

On the weekend, Lin Han dressed up and arrived as promised.

Arriving at the second-floor corridor of JC Company, it was lunch break time, and quite a few people had gathered there.

As everyone knows, Coffee Sauce, the author of "Mob," is coming today to discuss the anime adaptation rights, so during their coffee break, many staff members in the editorial department were also discussing this matter.

"Our book was picked up by an animation company just a month and a half after its release. Is this the first book from our editorial department to be published?"

"That's not all! It's said that six companies have their eyes on this book! Six! Even the famous Ribs Publishing House is among them!"

"Holy crap, Ribs Club is here too?! That's the powerhouse club! We haven't worked with them for two years, have we?"　

"Although this book is very perverse, I have to say, this is a great..."

The author is truly amazing; he understands so well what we little perverts like to read...