Let me see your shine!

After recording, he returned to the office to edit the film while others went to other places to promote it.

Amidst the busy schedule, the eleventh episode of "Looking for the Full Moon" was also broadcast on time.

This episode tells the story of Man Yue being followed by paparazzi, and finally Dakto comes to the rescue and saves Man Yue who accidentally falls from the building.

Shoko, who was carried like a princess by Yuto, became the envy of many elementary school students.

After so many episodes were broadcast, many elementary school students fell in love with Youren, and this scene made them go crazy.

Yuren took a look at the comments and felt that they were offensive, so he focused on his work.

Then a little later, a special episode was also broadcast before the release of the movie.

Many fans commented:

I bought the ticket a long time ago.

【expect! 】

[How did you know I bought the ticket for the marathon special? ]

[I'm ready to get up early and go to the first show tomorrow to get the bonus.]

…Anyway, judging by everyone’s reactions, many fans plan to go and see it.

Whether this is actually the case or not, we’ll have to wait until tomorrow’s box office figures come out to find out.

At around nine o'clock, Guang finished his work and came to the company alone to take a video with Youren.

Yuren and she had a brief rehearsal before starting recording, and finished recording several clips around ten o'clock.

After watching the video, he said: "Okay, I will promote it in different time slots later."

Guang said politely, "Thank you for your hard work, Yuto-san."

"You've worked hard, too. Let me take you back to rest."

After saying this, Youren wanted to take her away from the company.

But she reached out and grabbed his sleeve, saying, "Wait."

"what happened?"

"I also want to thank you for Hualian's matter."

Her face flushed slightly as she said, "I asked Mahiru what she likes, and she told me something..."

Youren said: "Judging from your expression, what she said must be not serious."