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Chapter 974: 965: The Fandom (1)

Chapter 974: Chapter 965: The Fandom (1)

When the wifey gave the side-eye, Bo Yan definitely had to show his attitude. He quickly nodded: “Alright, I’ll let Song Fengzhi know to knock some sense into the fan club, so they won’t go out causing trouble for me when they’re bored.”

He had just finished speaking and after thinking about it, he decided to go directly to Weibo and post a status update from his main account. It was a picture of him practicing with Xia Siyu, Shang Feifei, a vocal coach, and a dance instructor.

He didn’t tag anyone, didn’t instruct anyone, didn’t write a single word; he simply posted this photo.

He understood the mentality of his fans. Since Xia Siyu had cursed at him before, they naturally perceived Xia Siyu as the enemy and took turns bashing her whenever they could. He also knew that fans were his bread and butter, so he had to treat them well: spoil them when it’s time to spoil, and protect them when they need protection.

But he didn’t want his life to be influenced by the fans. In the online world, people are easily polarized into diodes, with those who don’t like you becoming enemies. But, the world is not so black and white. For instance, a year ago, Xia Siyu indeed thoroughly disliked him. But now, their relationship is quite good. It’s the same with her and Shang Feifei; there were conflicts between them. But they weren’t as incompatible as the fans claimed. Although they did have arguments, it was within the scope of normal.

After Bo Yan posted this Weibo update, plenty of his fans rushed to like, share, and comment, blowing rainbows of praise sky high.

Of course, they didn’t mention Xia Siyu at all, only saying: “Teacher Bo is working hard, Fei’er is working hard; the teachers are all working hard.”

Xia Siyu didn’t pay it any mind. She also rarely used her main account, but she went ahead and liked the post.

After a short while, Shang Feifei also went and liked it.

Then, Wang Ju followed suit and liked it too.

After that, the official Weibo of “Storm” also gave it a like.

Afterward, the singer who performed “Wind and Rain” liked it and also left a comment: “Looking forward to the interpretation of ‘Wind and Rain’ by Teachers Bo, Shang, and Xia!”

Finally, XX Satellite TV also gave it a like, and they shared a teaser for “New Year’s Eve Family Fun.”

With a barrage of likes, “Storm,” New Year’s Eve, and “Wind and Rain” might just emerge as the biggest winners. And the distributor of “Storm” had already started buying up hot search spots, combining the chaos of their various fan groups with the current news of reconciliation, all quietly promoting themselves on hot search.

Singers and record companies also began to exert their efforts, pushing “Wind and Rain” up the charts, and for a time, the download figures for “Wind and Rain” soared across all major APP platforms.

After discussing this issue, Xia Siyu, Bo Yan, and Shang Feifei immediately let it go and plunged back into practice.

Actually, each of them performed quite well individually: Bo Yan sang beautifully, Xia Siyu danced wonderfully, and Shang Feifei’s Chinese-style adaptations were the icing on the cake. But there was one problem: the three of them performed as if they were each doing their own thing, without any cooperation, looking like three separate acts rather than a single performance.

After all, Shang Feifei had been filming out of town before, and Xia Siyu’s singing was terrifyingly bad. Despite Bo Yan teaching her for many days, he only managed to teach her those couple of sentences to not go off-key. Furthermore, since Bo Yan was a guy, there was… a certain measure he needed to maintain when dancing.

And it was clearly visible that Xia Siyu and Shang Feifei didn’t get along, while Xia Siyu seemed to have a decent relationship with Bo Yan. Still, they had to avoid suspicion, and similarly, so did Bo Yan and Shang Feifei. This complicated web of relationships was enough to give the choreographer a headache.