Perfect Superstar

On August 14th, the "Singing China" parade ended the competition in Heavenly Place.

Three of the 10 singers in the squad will be eliminated by PK, including Lin Lang.

Lu Chen did not hesitate to defeat the challengers again and continue his national tour.

The rules of the "Singing China" competition were originally created by Beijing TV. Due to its cruelty, the first top 10 contestants of Beijing Singing District left behind after the end of Hangcheng Station were Lu Chen, Mu Xiaochu and Zhang Junhua.

On the surface, such rules are very detrimental to the top singers, especially in the Beijing Singing District.

Because if they want to be promoted to the top 10 overall contest in the country, they have to beat the challengers in the other six singing regions all the way, losing any PK will lose their chances, or even have no resurrection process.

But from a different perspective, Beijing Singing District athletes can theoretically have the most appearances. Although the itinerary-intensive tour PK is very testing of will and endurance, as long as they persist, the accumulated popularity is still very strong.

There are also PK games with prizes, one win is 50,000, Lu Chen, Mu Xiaochu and Zhang Junhua earned 200,000 after races in Shengjing, Huhai, Hangcheng and Tianfu.

Taking into account the prize of the top 10 champions of the Beijing Singing District, Lu Chen already received 300,000 after-tax rewards.

Though the singing area players in the rear position are able to accommodate themselves, they have also lost many opportunities to win bonuses and show their faces, and it is up to the individual to prove which is the best choice.

It is believed that by the beginning of the second quarter of next year's "Singing China", the question of how to choose a singing area is a big one.

Lu Chen was undoubtedly the most notable player in "Singing China" in a tournament PK, because all the songs he came up with were personal creations, and none of them were rehearsed!

All of the original creations are acceptable, and the terrible thing is that Lu Chen's work is of high quality.

Not to mention "In the Spring", which is already big red and purple, but "You at the Table", "Flying Higher", "Love Feng Dust", "Those Flowers" and so on are all excellent and even classic works.

These wonderful original songs have been loved by a large audience and rice flour is growing.

In blogs, in forums, in posts... many fans have made Lu Chen famous as the leader of the new generation of singers.

More and more people are also starting to talk about his work in popular orchestras and the entertainment industry.

Some even shout that the original domestic power is reappearing, the emergence of Lu Chen is the best proof!

As a result, the viewership rate of "Singing China" has been constantly increasing.

In contrast, Xiangnan TV's "Strongest Singing Author" is undoubtedly obscured. Even though it entered the national finals earlier than "Singing China", the viewership rate in recent issues was only about 3%.

Some people laughed that the real "Strongest Singer" was in "Singing China", but instead, "Strongest Singer" appeared several very good singers, both sides mistook the script.

On the Wave blog, Lu Chen's fans reached 5 million + after the Battle of Heaven!

As an unnamed newcomer of his native origin, Lu Chen Gao's dramatic and successful rise was praised by thousands of fans and viewers, but at the same time made some people jealous.

So the black tide soared.

August 18, the day after the PK war ended in the Deep Sea Song District of "Singing China".

At around 7pm, a blog post was suddenly forwarded in large quantities and spread around the Wave Blog!

The title of the blog post is The Story of Me and Spring, and the blogger ID is: Stray Singer Old Sea.

The newly registered blogger wrote that he was a singer who had been traveling in the capital for more than 20 years, and at the age of 19 he had left his home to develop in the capital in pursuit of his own musical dream.

The reality, however, was brutal, and he couldn't see any hope because his dreams were blowing his head off.

For 20 years, Lao Hai has sung in bars, sang in underground corridors, and sang in People's Square. In order to sustain his livelihood, he often went to work for a short time and worked hard, running for three meals a day.

But he never gave up his dreams and struggled on the road to music.

Lao Hai has written many works, probably due to the lack of talent, but one of them is his favorite and strong belief in its value.

The name of this work is "Spring," and after several years of creation and repeated revisions, it has not been finalized, even the lyrics are very imperfect, so no registered copyright has been taken out.

But he showed it to several of his friends, and they said it was a great song.

He was also hopeful.

But what didn't occur to Old Sea in his dreams was that he suddenly heard himself familiar with the melody in the bar a while ago, and realized that a new song called "In Spring" was getting very red and was being sung by many people.

And this song and his work, in addition to the lyrics, are very similar to the tune melody!

At that time, the sea felt like a sunny thunderbolt, and the whole population was shocked.

How did that happen?

I can't believe this fact.

His full-blown depression could not be divulged and he could only speak to his friends.

But there's nothing friends can do about it, because this Spring is already copyrighted. How can you prove it's your work if you have nothing to say?

So open up, there's no need to yell everywhere, people just say you're jealously wounded.

Old Hai knows that his friends are also for their own good. His district is a king drifter with no power, no money, no fame. What qualifies him to fight others, giving up is the best option.

But he really didn't want to give up.

So he applied for an account on the Wave blog to tell what happened to him.

Nor does the sea ask others to believe, just to get the fairness they deserve!

This blog post is long and very seductive, with a masterful piece of writing depicting a struggling middle-aged singer in front of everyone.

It tells stories that people can't help but be angry!

At the end of the blog, the Old Sea also attached several photographs of worn-out curly hand-written paper, the content of which is the spectrum of the song, although there are many traces of modifications applied, still able to see the notes of dense numbness.

As a new blogger without any fans, this blog post by homeless singer Old Hai has just begun to go unnoticed, but was soon forwarded and @ a number of big V's and celebrities in the industry.

And then, amazingly, in just a few hours, the amount of transfers reaches tens of thousands, more and more people read it, and clicks and comments increase geometrically!

By 10pm, this blog was on the front page of the Wave Blog.

110,000 + forwards, 350,000 + comments, and 500,000 + likes!

In the comments, many people expressed support for the blogger, sympathized with what happened to him, and supported him in his lawsuit to defend his rights.

But many people are skeptical about the truth of the story and think it's a malicious hypocrisy.

Although this blog post does not have a name, it is too pointing, so after getting on the hot list, Lu Chen's blog post was brushed up!

Those bloggers who don't know the truth accuse Lu Chen of copying the old sea, it's shameful.

Lu Chen was asked to apologize to Shanghai and return the "Spring" copyright to each other.

There are also people who get Lu Chen out of the entertainment business!

If Lu Chen before "Singing China" is still a small, unheard of newcomer, then people today are a rising star with countless accolades and glories.

In contrast, stray singer Hai looks pitiful and naturally makes people feel sorry for him.

These people who scold Lu Chen, they do not know the truth, nor do they care about the truth.

Inspired by the story of the Old Sea, they sympathized with their disgust at Lu Chen, and thus spontaneously participated in the siege of Lu Chen as a way to exhale their emotions.

Some people went to Beijing TV, the "Singing China" program group, and even Tan Hong, Chen Fei's blog.

Request that Lu Chen be sealed off!

Some well-known bloggers are also contributing to this.

A V-certified industrialist wrote deplorably that this is how the culture of the domestic pop orchestra was corrupted, plagiarizing the custom to speculate unlimited, preventing many truly talented people from coming forward.

He strongly appealed to Beijing TV to take the initiative to block Lu Chen, and not to allow the Plagiarist Hall to take its place on stage.

It is obvious that Lu Chen copied Hai's work!

Taking a similar view, and blogging a lot of big V's and small V's in the industry, the wind quickly spread to the posts, forums and even flying groups as the tide blogged loudly against the Lu Chen black tide.

Lu Chen seemed like a falling dog that everyone shouted at all of a sudden. His crime of plagiarism was already nailed on the board!

While there are plenty of people who do not know the truth, there are plenty of obvious people.

A blog just registered, a blog with no real evidence but a few photos and seditious words, has caused such a wave in such a short period of time.

To say that nobody commands the layout behind it is an insult to IQ!

A few of the active big V's, who doesn't know them? It's all about milk and motherhood!

Just because they see something strange doesn't mean they'll be complaining about the beginning of Lu Chen.

Lu Chen recently had a strong wind. He also offended Xiangnan TV a while ago, embarrassing several people in the circle.

Or happy disaster, or enemies, a lot of people chose to stand idly by, and some even pushed along a little bit, enjoying seeing Lu Chen plant a big heel!

The entertainment industry is like this, Lu Chen has no roots and a bit of fame, ideal for stepping on a few feet.

Everyone is waiting to see how he will cope with the blacktide so fierce!

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