Entertainment: Hundreds of People Ripped Off Famous Brands, and My Sister Cried for Help

Qin Feng, winner of the Grammy Award for Song of the Year and Best Male Pop Singer of the Year, became famous and returned home with great honors. Qin Feng, who has been crowned the king of the music industry and plans to focus on the film industry after returning to China, prepares to wait for a few days before starting his journey. Unexpectedly, my mother's best friend produced a program called Our Song, and invited Qin Feng to participate in the program. He and a group of Chinese music giants were asked to serve as senior singers at the age of 26. It would be impossible not to participate. Then, the next day, my younger sister, who had just debuted less than a year ago, called me crying. The Sprint Bar stirred up trouble and arranged a brand-breaking battle between 100 people, and asked seven MCs to invite 100 people in the industry to participate in the show. My sister debuted less than a year ago and has too few connections. Feeling aggrieved, she called. Qin Feng was silent, and then the phone calls were broadcast one by one. Soon after, the show aired. The Chinese music scene has gained a national sister-in-law and a national uncle-in-law. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.