CHAPTER 504: CHAPTER 349: WEIBO BATTLE, POPULAR SINGERS UNITE AGAINST EXTERNAL FORCES!_3

It was like a sensitive spot in his heart had been poked, and numerous netizens in the Chinese music industry couldn’t hold back and launched their attacks under Wei Xiaoxiao’s comment section.

Hua Chen was almost exploding with rage.

This Weibo post by Wei Xiaoxiao, out of all the possible targets, specifically mentioned him as the "singer with the surname Hua."

Damn it, what do you mean by being in the industry for 10 years without producing memorable music?

Don’t you know that every one of his album sales is a hit?

Don’t you know his concert tickets are hard to come by?

Don’t you know what surname dominates the Chinese music industry!!

Even though Hua Chen was angry to this extent, he didn’t dare to respond.

Because Wei Xiaoxiao, in the Chinese music industry, was infamous for having a big temper.

She debuted as a child star, with a strong family background.

On any variety show, she always appeared with the demeanor of a lady of the manor, never afraid to speak her mind and confront others, with no one indulging her.

This time, her attack on Weibo was consistent with her character!

Hua Chen dared not provoke such a person, knowing full well that any retaliation would lead to relentless backlash!

And once this matter blew up.

His "10 years in the industry without memorable music" topic might really become a hot topic across the internet!

Therefore, no matter how angry, Hua Chen could only swallow his pride.

Feeling so aggrieved inside!

.....

In fact,

after Wei Xiaoxiao posted this Weibo that contradicted the entire Chinese music industry.

Unexpectedly, her 17 million followers did not decrease but instead increased!

Even Wei Xiaoxiao herself didn’t anticipate this, as she purely acted out due to her sense of injustice for Lin Tian and Gan Yanyu.

Fans commented under her post:

[Cool! That’s exactly the Xiaoxiao sister we know! So cool!!]

[Hahaha, I initially followed her for her boldness, and now I like her even more!]

[Exactly, how bad has the Chinese music industry become? And yet, they still dare to attack someone who is diligently creating classical music!]

[Came over from Mr. Moonlight and Miss Cat’s side, completely attracted!]

...

Wei Xiaoxiao’s influence in the Chinese music industry was indeed astonishing.

By always standing as a lady of the manor who dares to speak the truth and isn’t afraid of offending people, after she said this, she successfully silenced the majority of singers on Weibo.

Suddenly, many people spoke much more cautiously, fearing being called out by Wei Xiaoxiao...especially those of lesser stature.

If mentioned by Wei Xiaoxiao, given her fan base size, it’s hard to say they wouldn’t be forced to deactivate their accounts and run away.

And with fewer artists speaking, many netizens also fell silent, starting to reflect on Wei Xiaoxiao’s words, gradually becoming neutral.

Despite the frontline netizens still fighting bravely, the climax was finally over.

Regarding pop music and classical music,

The first phase of the dispute had thus come to an end.

...

...

Lin Tian witnessed the entire process of the online controversy from fermenting, peaking, to a temporary conclusion.

He couldn’t help but remark:

"After all, it’s the pop music fandom that’s the most formidable!"

Recalling from Lin Tian’s debut to now.

Where had he encountered such massive online violence?

He hadn’t even seen such a heated situation before.

Apparently, the music industry’s netizens are too kind.

This time, facing off against Mao Weiang, Lin Tian truly experienced a "Chinese music industry shock."

Even though Moonlight and Cat already had such influence in the music industry.

In front of pop singers playing the "traffic game."

Lin Tian could only remain speechless.

However, it’s not entirely a circle problem.

The sheer number difference alone is not something Lin Tian could overcome.

With so many on the opposing side, he was just a small classical musician...why bother?

What surprised Lin Tian was that Wei Xiaoxiao actually spoke out righteously.

He hadn’t interacted with her since coming back from Tokyo, clearly only having known her for a week...

It was quite decent of her.

However, considering her personality, she might not have spoken up solely for their brief acquaintance.

Perhaps she harbored an even bigger stereotype against pop singers than he did.

In any case,

After experiencing this incident.

The conflict between classical and pop music in the semifinals will likely be brought to the forefront.

At that time, the pressure will be even greater than in the preliminary round...

Lin Tian thought to himself.

Just then, his phone rang.

Unbelievably, it was Xu Yong.

"How many points?"

As soon as the call connected, Xu Yong’s eager voice came through.

"Huh?"

"How many points?"

Xu Yong repeated.

"What do you mean how many points?"

"For the college entrance exams, bro!"

Xu Yong said,

"The results are out today, didn’t you know?"