At first, Liu Tang thought he was just going to make a brief appearance on the show, get eliminated in the first round, and be rescued by his fans.
So he signed on for that infamous voting-based drama.
After all, his agency had made it clear: this was just a promotional gimmick, a way to build hype for the lead single, "Character in the Play," from his new album. They already had a whole string of marketing campaigns lined up for afterward.
Liu Tang's expression didn't change, but ominous premonitions had already started stirring inside him. Whenever his agency made plans with such confidence, things usually changed before they could keep up.
Even his manager had thumped his chest and promised him not to worry. He said that hit songs always came from terrible dramas, that for most singers, their songs only became popular after the dramas did, and that no one had ever filmed a drama just to promote a song.
Liu Tang, expressionless: Heh. Are you implying I'm not human?
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I love the content of this TV series hahahahahaha
How should I put it? This instructor is a bit awkward. He has been in the entertainment industry for a long time. Doesn't he know the program team's routine? The contestants don't have much room for action under the control of the program crew. When the status of the program crew and the contestants is overwhelmingly unequal, what's the point of openly inciting the contestants to go against the program crew? If the contestants really believed him, it would be terrible... If you really want to change, talk to the program team. What rights do the contestants have (based on the current situation in this world)