Chapter 136: Famous Scene.jpg (8000 Words! Praise!)

"Although Sister Xiang, you aren't the first person to praise my handsomeness, but..."

Zhou Yi, with his left arm and elbow resting on the dining table, raised his cup toward the woman sitting diagonally to his left and smiled, "More of that, I love hearing it."

"You really are honest."

Li Xiang raised her eyebrows in surprise: "I thought you would pretend to be modest."

As she spoke, He Jiong and Li Weijia on one side of the table instantly fell silent, their status hierarchy laid bare.

As Hunan TV's current top female star, Li Xiang, only 25 years old this year, could truly be called successful in her career. Li Weijia, her contemporary, is still running errands and doing location shoots, while He Jiong, two years her senior, is similarly suppressed.

"Otherwise, why would people say I'm young and reckless?" Zhou Yi joked, substituting tea for wine to protect his voice.

There is no such thing as a handsome person who doesn't know it.

In any country, would a truly handsome man not know he is handsome?

It's just building a persona; stop joking.

He, Zhou Yi, is not a head-swapping monster; his main trait is honesty. He always speaks the truth and has never avoided praise for his looks on any occasion.

It's not something shameful.

"Those rumor-mongering media outlets are truly useless; the Hong Kong and Taiwan media in this regard are really..."

He Jiong, who was skillfully steering the conversation, sighed.

Under the care of the high-EQ He Jiong, everyone enjoyed the meal very much, especially Zhou Yi.

It must be said, He Jiong's personality as the industry's eternal good guy is truly comfortable. Don't worry about whether he is faking it; if one can fake it throughout an entire career, that is also a kind of success.

After Zhou Yi was picked up by his driver, He Jiong, watching the car's taillights disappear from view, turned to Li Xiang beside him: "How was it? I told you, Zhou Yi's personality easily creates great show effects."

"Indeed, unlike that Hong Kong crowd who rely on exaggeration for effects, his style is quite comfortable. Didn't he record a show with Wu Zongxian in Taiwan before? Has the station not obtained the recording resources yet?"

Li Xiang nodded, then became somewhat curious.

She naturally knew that Zhou Yi had previously recorded the variety show "Food Street" in Taiwan, but because Zhou Yi was banned after the New Year, the promotional episode featuring him and Sun Yanzi was directly pulled.

Now only the audience who watched that episode during its initial broadcast remembers it.

"No, they said the lawsuit Zhou Yi stirred up there had too much influence, so the program team's master tapes were confiscated." He Jiong shook his head, feeling quite bitter.

He genuinely felt it was unfair to Zhou Yi.

If it hadn't been for the legal excuse from Taiwan, Zhou Yi's name probably wouldn't have even appeared on the legal news pages.

"Then that Fish Leong who is coming to our show next month..."

Li Weijia, standing nearby, thought of the Rock Records female singer Fish Leong on the program schedule, who was coming to the mainland next month to promote her new album...

"What did you say? Fish Leong?"

In the black Mercedes, Zhou Yi, playing with a coin in his hand, heard a name that surprised him. He turned to look at his manager: "Did her manager contact you?"

Qian Jiang nodded: "Rock Records is sending Fish Leong to the mainland to promote the album. After all, her song "Courage" was very popular in the mainland last year, and it has been confirmed she will appear on Happy Camp."

"Now Rock Records has contacted us, meaning they want to obtain the licensing rights to your song "Love Is You" from last year, planning to ride your popularity in the mainland during Happy Camp and sing it."

"OK, as long as there's money, it's easy to talk."

Zhou Yi's impression of Rock Records was still quite good.

Competition aside, at least during the previous lawsuit turmoil, Rock Records, represented by Li Zongsheng, was the first to speak up for him in the mainland.

However, he was still quite surprised that Fish Leong was actually appearing on Happy Camp for promotion in 2001; was she the first of the Four Greats and Three Littles to enter the mainland market for promotion?

He only knew that Jay Chou entered the mainland for promotion in 2001, although on Happy Camp he was so quiet that three sticks couldn't draw two muffled farts, truly putting the host He Jiong under pressure.

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The next day, after the rehearsal process had already begun, the "Happy Camp" production team immediately started the warm-up, releasing the news that "Zhou Yi will show a different side of himself on Happy Camp" to the outside world, directly whetting the appetites of a large number of fans.

What does "a different side of himself" mean?

Thanks to the fact that Zhou Yi had not appeared on any variety shows in the mainland since his debut, once Hunan TV's advertisement went out, the already hot tickets started to skyrocket.

As a Changsha local and a die-hard Zhou Yi fan, Gao Yi, who previously simply watched the Happy Camp variety show at home, has recently been riding high.

The reason was nothing else; purely because as a university student, he happened to get the opportunity to go to Happy Camp, and this episode's guest happened to be his idol, Zhou Yi.

As a die-hard fan of Zhou Yi, he immediately shared this good news in chat rooms and on QQ, directly causing "crazy explosions"—

"You actually bought tickets?! How much did they cost?!"

"Are there any extra tickets? Give me one too."

"..."

Sitting in front of his computer at home, Gao Yi hummed "Jiangnan", showing off with great excitement: Happy Camp tickets are not sold to the public; every episode, they give tickets to local university students...

In the past, if students weren't interested, they wouldn't go. But this time, not a single person chose to give up.

All because of that man—Zhou Yi!

This man is much cooler than Xie Tingfeng.

As an entity with a 40-60 split between male and female fans, Zhou Yi's number of male fans could be said to utterly crush Xie Tingfeng's.

It's just that most don't buy Zhou Yi's photo books, posters, or even stickers like female fans do; at most, they buy album cassettes, attend signing sessions, or fan meetings.

And precisely because of this episode's Hunan TV advertising campaign, Gao Yi, who managed to get an entry ticket, truly shone in his class.

Many people even asked him to bring a lyric book in, hoping he would have the chance to ask Zhou Yi to sign it.

July 14, 2001, Saturday.

Carrying a thick stack of lyric books, Gao Yi walked into the Happy Camp venue with hope, where the already set-up camera positions faced the empty stage.

Down below, a large number of Zhou Yi fans, just like him, even held up banners with slogans exclusive to Zhou Yi—Pure Music, Absolute Love Yi!

A short phrase that evolved after an interview with Zhou Yi in last year's "Contemporary Music" magazine was released, specifically used to counter the slogan of Xie Tingfeng's fan club, "Music is with me, Tingfeng is irreplaceable."

"Your fans' enthusiasm is truly beyond imagination; will you be able to keep up with the cooking when the time comes?"

Perhaps fearing Zhou Yi might be a bit nervous about his first live variety show appearance, He Jiong, who had just drunk some water and was preparing to go on stage, came over to tease him, striving to help him relax.

Seeing through He Jiong's intention, Zhou Yi raised an eyebrow: "That depends on whether the production team has prepared enough quantity. As long as the ingredients are ready, I guarantee everyone will eat until they burst."

"That's perfect; I don't eat much at night."

Hearing the director already calling his name, He Jiong smiled, left the final words of encouragement, and then departed backstage along with Li Xiang and Weijia.

Due to the importance placed on Zhou Yi, Li Weijia, who was serving as the outdoor host tonight, came over to assist Li Xiang and He Jiong, and when necessary, had to play the clown to highlight Zhou Yi's personal image.

To be honest, Zhou Yi had never actually seen the opening of the 2001 Happy Camp. He had expected it to be awkward, but Li Xiang, He Jiong, and Li Weijia surprisingly did not do any dancing or singing entrance.

Moreover, to be fair, watching Li Xiang and He Jiong partner up was indeed quite comfortable.

The only pity was that it wouldn't last long; after these three appeared, he was also taken away by the program's staff.

On stage, after finishing the customary greetings, He Jiong steered the conversation toward Zhou Yi, who was about to appear; terms like "last year's new king of the music scene" and "this year's explosive little emperor" immediately sparked loud cheers from Zhou Yi's fans in the audience.

Some even shouted Zhou Yi's name directly; that slightly hoarse voice made Li Xiang's smile widen even further: "It seems our little emperor is incredibly popular—the audience here can't wait to see him."

Smiling similarly, He Jiong turned sideways and waved toward the large door behind the stage: "Great! Then let's welcome the music scene's little emperor—Zhou Yi!!!"

The lights instantly dimming caused the entire audience to scream continuously; accompanied by the fiery atmosphere, Zhou Yi, walking out slowly from the wide-open door with a group of backup dancers, was immediately enveloped in the dazzling lights unique to dance music—

The moment the lights illuminated the scene and Zhou Yi, an extremely rhythmic and pleasant prelude instantly sounded; holding the microphone, Zhou Yi, stepping on the drumbeats of the prelude to "No Need to Spend Money to Be Trendy," "slid" all the way to the exact center of the stage:

"Left, left, left, left; if you lean left, use your left hand; life just doesn't need too much thinking~"

The body twisting to the rhythm and drumbeats combined beauty and power; every break point, supported by the music, possessed extreme visual impact.

As the dance music type most capable of enlivening the scene, using "No Need to Spend Money to Be Trendy" to enliven the opening was undoubtedly the existence most capable of mobilizing fan emotions.

When running autograph sessions, Zhou Yi had used this song to open the show countless times; now switching to an indoor variety show, with the stage design and lighting he had personally trained for a few days, the on-site expressiveness was raised a whole level out of thin air.

Li Xiang, He Jiong, and Li Weijia, the three hosts hidden to the side, even raised their hands in this song with extremely rhythmic infectiousness, swaying their bodies to the tune, and singing along with their mouths—"Please!"

"Don't knock-knock everywhere

"Trends need to kook-kook

"Accidentally no kook-kook ohoh~

"Forcefully knock-knock everywhere

"Spend all the kook-kook

"Money can't buy unique skills~~"

When the acrostic chorus part came out, the strange but exceptionally memorable lyrics directly triggered a full-house sing-along.

To the extent that Zhou Yi, while singing, directly extended the microphone toward the audience below, literally turning the live broadcast hall of "Happy Camp" into his own small fan meeting scene!

After the finale ended, the lights turned fully on again, illuminating the entire venue. Zhou Yi, wearing hip-hop style casual clothes to match the dance performance, took off the hat on his head, and while breathing slightly heavily, smiled and bowed to the fans below who had cooperated with him to express gratitude.

Hearing a sea of "Zhou Yi" voices, He Jiong timely picked up the microphone and shouted with full energy: "Let us welcome with applause once again—Zhou Yi!!!"

The non-stop applause approached madness; those pulling up banners with fan support slogans even pulled the banners up directly; on stage, Zhou Yi held the microphone, asking good questions repeatedly while also expressing gratitude.

"Zhou Yi, this should be your first time in Changsha, right? How is it? Are the Changsha fans very enthusiastic?" Li Xiang, smiling, stepped over in high heels to Zhou Yi's side.

"That's way too enthusiastic; by the time I went out to eat some Changsha specialty, the fans almost made me hold a concert on the spot."

Zhou Yi also joked about his previous experience of going out to eat Changsha stinky tofu: "After I got back, my manager scolded me again, saying this is the consequence of going out to steal food without bringing him."

The audience below, just recovering, immediately burst into a wave of laughter.

Zhou Yi's manager never had a good day in his mouth; the fact that Qian Jiang could now become the designated scapegoat for the fans was largely due to Zhou Yi himself.

"I feel this deeply..."

Li Weijia, positioned as the clown, showed great insight by appearing at this moment, belittling himself to elevate Zhou Yi's explosive image, followed by He Jiong, who controlled the scene, wrapping up the topic and smoothly transitioning it to Zhou Yi's new album "Jiangnan."

"To be honest, I've always been curious about one thing, Zhou Yi: what exactly is the meaning of the lyrics in this song 'No Need to Spend Money to Be Trendy' from your new album? For example, this 'kook-kook' and 'knock-knock'."

Holding a copy of Zhou Yi's new album "Jiangnan" in his hand and displaying it to the camera, He Jiong curiously asked out this confusion that had left many people scratching their heads since Zhou Yi released his new album.

"Well, actually, these 'koukou's are homophones in Minnan dialect.

"Because in my hometown Shangrao, many people use Minnan dialect to communicate in their daily lives, so although my family doesn't speak Minnan, I personally still learned a little.

"Among them, 'knock-knock' equals knocking on doors, meaning wandering around everywhere.

"And 'kook-kook' equals banknotes; one 'kook' is one yuan.

"'Forcefully knock-knock everywhere, spend all the kook-kook' actually means the money originally in hand is spent, so it means trying every way to gather money from everywhere."

Reaching out to take the album handed over by He Jiong, Zhou Yi smiled and explained the reason: "The meaning of this entire chorus is actually saying please don't follow the trend everywhere.

"The result of blindly following the crowd and spending money is overdrawing the future; even if you try every way to gather money from everywhere and live frugally to buy things you think are trendy, the ending is just spending all the hard-earned money.

"Actually, true trends and self-worth cannot be bought with money alone."

A look of sudden realization immediately appeared on He Jiong's face: "So that's how it is."

Since this song was released, fans in various places had actually tried to interpret the meaning of Zhou Yi's song, but this was the first time Zhou Yi himself officially explained the meaning of the song in public.

"Actually, the reason this song is in this album is mainly because for a period of time before, my manager told me that a few of my fan friends were blindly following the trend, repeatedly buying my albums in large quantities, and then competing to see who bought more."

Acting on the mindset of 'since we're already here,' Zhou Yi still pushed the blame onto the professional scapegoat, his manager Qian Jiang: "I don't want my fan friends to blindly compare and follow the trend, so this album has this one extra song."

The student fans holding Zhou Yi's CD or cassette tapes in their hands felt a moving emotion that was simply indescribable.

My idol really... I'm crying to death.

To persuade his fans to buy albums rationally and not blindly follow the trend or compare, he actually wrote a song.

Can Nicholas Tse do it?! Nicholas Tse can't do it! His money-making greatest hits collection is released very frequently!

Comparing the two, Zhou Yi wins!

"Tsk tsk, treating fans so considerately; I dare not imagine how happy it would be to be your girlfriend." After He Jiong opened the topic, Li Xiang, who followed up timely, began her own teasing.

Zhou Yi, who was well-prepared, raised a mischievous smile at the corner of his mouth: "On this point, I think Sister Xiang can go ask my rumored girlfriends who have been reported, and help me make connections; I also want to get to know them.

"Oh right, no need for Xiao Yaxuan, Fan Bingbin, and these people; I do indeed know them, and I believe my fans should all know this."

Never expecting Zhou Yi to dare to publicly tease his own rumored girlfriends on the show, the fans, caught off guard, immediately fell into chaos; for a moment, everyone was shouting different names.

There were even those who didn't mind the trouble and shouted Wang Fei.

Zhou Yi glanced subtly, and it turned out to be a female fan.

One can only say this sister's path is somewhat wild.

"Is that so?"

Seeing the lively scene, Li Xiang's face immediately showed a hint of mockery: "In that case, let's exclude the people you know."

"Tell your big sister, among those rumored girlfriends written in the newspapers, who do you like the most? Who is the most beautiful? Big sister will help you get their contact information."

In front of the TV, non-fan viewers who vaguely felt that today's episode seemed to have some explosive topics all stopped changing channels with their remotes.

How did Happy Camp suddenly become so intense?

This doesn't seem right.

Is this something that can be said?

"Well..."

Zhou Yi turned his head sideways to look at the big screen, where various rumored girlfriends kept flashing, making him exclaim inwardly that this was pro-level. If it weren't for Hunan TV helping him calculate it, he really wouldn't have known he had so many rumored girlfriends.

"To be honest, Sister Xiang, I am face-blind and really can't tell which of these people is the most beautiful." After watching the flashbacks, a few traces of barely concealable smiles climbed onto Zhou Yi's eyebrows as he shrugged and said.

"Really? Don't the newspapers all say you are famous for cooperating with whoever is the most beautiful?" Li Xiang widened her eyes slightly, clearly disbelieving.

He Jiong, standing nearby, chimed in, helping to debunk rumors in a roundabout way while also praising all those with the wildest rumors about Zhou Yi: "Exactly, exactly, Zhou Yi, you are being dishonest."

"Look at Sun Yanzi, Chen Hao, Elva Hsiao, Fan Bingbin, Angela Chang, Liu Tao, Cai Zhuoyan, Gillian Chung, and that model named Wang Xinling, and so on and so forth; aren't they all top-tier beauties?"

"To speak reasonably, cooperating with them wasn't because they were so beautiful; it was purely because their qualities were more suitable for the songs."

Anyone with two eyes could see that Zhou Yi was lying with his eyes open, and even the smile on the corner of his mouth that he could barely hold back gave him away: "Just like I said before, I am face-blind and can't distinguish who is beautiful and who isn't."

This should have been a lie full of holes and laughable, but under the backdrop of Zhou Yi himself leading the way by cracking up and grinning, the scene looked strangely harmonious—

This method of debunking rumors by forcing a serious joke but cracking up first made all the entertainment company public relations staff watching this live broadcast thoughtful.

Seemingly chaotic, but Zhou Yi used himself as the punchline, successfully turning his rumors into part of the joke, and also completed the debunking in a way the public did not dislike and was happy to accept.

That's interesting.

How is the brain of that agent named Qian Jiang built?

Or is this another case of Zhou Jianhui from Warner stepping in dog shit in the outhouse—having such incredible luck that he picked up a public relations genius from somewhere?

"So, the casting for all the music videos in your album was actually to serve the qualities of the songs, right?" He Jiong, also laughing, stepped forward to confirm after estimating the time.

"That's true, but everyone is different; I can't control other people's thoughts."

Zhou Yi pretended to be helpless and shrugged: "After all, once the album is released, the group it faces is the public, and this public naturally includes those media reporters."

"Sometimes, just a glance between me and a female character in a music video, or going to a filming location to shoot a music video, can be interpreted into a huge paragraph of nonsensical rumors."

"My parents would call to ask if I was in a relationship at first, but later they just became numb..."

Relying on comedy self-deprecation that was ahead of its time, Zhou Yi and his new album appeared on the TVs of thousands of households through the live broadcast camera lenses.

Some people who were originally not fond of Zhou Yi became interested in him after seeing his performance on Happy Camp, especially after seeing his agile physique and "smart" brain in the upcoming game segment.

The production team also thoughtfully provided Zhou Yi with one of the mirrors of the domestic entertainment industry: an on-site height measurement—

Putting aside his sunny and handsome face, his barefoot 183cm frame and the aura of a top student who got into Peking University solely through the college entrance exam wildly increased his favorability among some older generations who hadn't paid attention to him yet.

In the first and second talent showcase segments, after first winning a huge wave of mystery fans with guitar and piano, Zhou Yi later even played freestyle football on the spot—

Those freestyle moves that ordinary people couldn't even do with their hands were flexible and as if aided by gods under Zhou Yi's feet, making people's eyes dizzy.

Zhou Yi's fans familiar with the Peking University Chinese Department tragedy smiled knowingly, while some football fans in front of the TVs who had only heard Zhou Yi's name were so impressed by this freestyle football move that their eyes sparkled.

Right now is a critical period for the Chinese national football team to qualify for the World Cup, and national attention on football has never been higher; suddenly, a star appearing who plays freestyle so well is like a crane standing among chickens.

And when the third talent showcase "drew" cooking, accompanied by Zhou Yi taking off his jacket to reveal his white tank top that highlighted his physique, Li Xiang even reached out and poked the clearly defined muscles on his arm, letting out a sigh of admiration, and beckoning He Jiong and Li Weijia: "Hey, you two, come look quickly; Zhou Yi's muscles are much stronger than yours two."

"How is that possible? I don't believe it."

He Jiong, who was already a skinny monkey, pretended to roll up his sleeves, walked over to Zhou Yi to compare—then immediately broke down and moved away from Zhou Yi: "No, no, forget it, forget it."

The audience below was amused by his exaggerated surrender into a round of laughter.

Li Weijia, playing the clown, did not retreat; instead, he stubbornly pressed his arm with no more than a couple of ounces of muscle in front of Zhou Yi, smiling and saying: "I think the gap between us two isn't that big, right?"

The audience on site timely let out a series of "Boos."

"Zhou Yi, you are something; you are young and strong."

Seeing that the stove prepared in advance had been brought up, Li Xiang joked: "These arms look like they are a master at stir-frying; they have strength."

"That's right; when I was in the Imperial Capital, customers called me the Little Kitchen God of Shangrao." Zhou Yi, skillfully dividing various ingredients in front of the camera, was quite proud.

"Little Kitchen God? Does the song 'Drifting North' in your new album have some of your own real working experiences as a drifter in the north?"

Seeing Zhou Yi start to get busy, He Jiong brought up his new album again.

"Not really; the lyrics of that song are the personal experiences of some friends I know."

Zhou Yi, cracking eggs, shook his head: "Including things like living in a basement; I actually never experienced that, because my life as a drifter in the north is actually quite different from most people who came to the north voluntarily."

"Oh? How so?" Li Xiang, who was helping process the ingredients nearby, asked curiously.

"I was forced to drift north."

The word "forced" was spoken, and everyone below the stage was stunned for a moment.

"Forced?"

Zhou Yi, having washed his hands, put on an apron and smiled wickedly: "Yes, because I got into Peking University, so I could only be forced to be a drifter in the north."

"Think about it; how old was I when I received the admission letter from Peking University? So young, not even an adult yet."

"Just because of this one admission letter, having to travel over mountains and rivers to drift north to the Imperial Capital, far away from family, relatives, and friends, is such a huge psychological pressure for a minor of only a dozen years old."

"At first, I thought about not going—after all, there are so many schools, and my score was so high. But then I thought to myself, hmm, this school called Peking University seems pretty good."

Audience below the stage: "..."

Audience in front of the TV: "..."

Even the photographers, directors, and even the three people on stage, Li Xiang, He Jiong, and Li Weijia, who had heard this Duan Zi during rehearsals, had faces that they could barely hold back now.

Mainly because Zhou Yi's degree of showing off without being annoying was grasped just right, and the low-key bragging about getting into Peking University that was visible in his words made people smile knowingly after realizing it while also being unable to help but want to retort a couple of times.

What is this "Peking University seems okay"?!

Translate, translate: what does "Peking University seems okay too" mean?

Imperial Capital, Sa Beinan's home.

Knowing Zhou Yi was appearing on Happy Camp today, Sa Beinan had specially invited three or five friends over to eat and watch together; seeing this, he couldn't help but laugh and scold: "What kind of nonsense is this? Why not say choosing Tsinghua ruins your life?"

On the TV screen, He Jiong, the teacher from Beijing Foreign Studies University who had completely lost his composure, was laughing louder than anyone else, pointing at Zhou Yi while laughing: "Zhou Yi, let me tell you, you're lucky you've already graduated; otherwise, you'd definitely be called back for a serious heart-to-heart talk."

"That won't happen; the teachers I know are very open-minded."

After modestly showing off, the humble Zhou Yi began flattering the school; amidst the barely suppressed laughter from the audience, Zhou Yi, now showcasing his cooking skills, immediately stunned everyone present with a masterful stir-fry over high heat!

To avoid embarrassment, he directly chose the dish he was best at during his solitary life in his previous existence—

Fragrant stir-fried pork with chili peppers, egg fried rice that scented the air for five miles, and Yangkou fried noodles, which Zhou Yi himself had loved most since childhood.

Wearing an apron, after placing everything on the table, Zhou Yi even played around with exquisite plating.

"How is it? Sister Xiang, Teacher He, Brother Weijia, come and taste?"

Zhou Yi gestured with his chin toward the dishes on the plate, then turned his head to wave cheerfully at the audience below: "May I ask if anyone is hungry right now and wants to eat?"

—?!

"Ah!!! I want it! I want it!!!"

"Yes! Yes, I'm hungry, Zhou Yi!!!"

"I haven't eaten in three days and three nights, Zhou Yi!!!"

"..."

Almost in an instant, all the fans present fell into a frenzy that defied description; the screaming almost instantly threatened to blow the roof off the entire studio!

This was stir-fried by Zhou Yi himself! Fried rice by his own hands! Fried noodles by his own hands!

Before Zhou Yi, no domestic celebrity had ever cooked for fans on a show and invited them to eat.

At the very least, Zhou Yi's fans had never seen this.

Originally, they were curious about what "surprise" Hunan TV had mentioned during promotion; at first, they thought it referred to the scale of this episode, or Zhou Yi directly addressing those topics.

Now they realized, this damn thing was the real surprise!

Compared to the fans who couldn't make it to the venue, Zhou Yi's fans present at the scene felt surrounded by happiness.

This was the first time their idol had personally cooked for them!

This was a response from Zhou Yi!

In front of their TVs, those fans who couldn't go to the scene had their eyes bulging red; the information volume in major chat rooms and forums exploded completely!

"Slow down, slow down, everyone take it easy, don't crowd, don't crowd, everyone will get some..."

Fully taking on the role of a restaurant waiter, Zhou Yi assisted the program staff in distributing the fried rice and fried noodles to the fans one by one.

They couldn't stir-fry that much, but fried noodles and fried rice were possible. After all, each small bowl didn't need much; it just needed to ensure everyone could have a couple of hot mouthfuls.

An episode of Happy Camp with only Zhou Yi as a guest turned into a face-to-face meeting with Zhou Yi by the end of the live broadcast, complete with boxed lunches provided by him.

The program director's mouth was practically crooked from joy.

He could already foresee what kind of storm this episode would stir up in the domestic variety show circle; this Zhou Yi was simply a heavy bomb!

Hunan TV had tried so many variety shows; what they lacked now was a representative work that could break out of the circle!

PS: Ten thousand words a day! Praise me!

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PS2: QQ Group number: 940109820

The answer to the entry question is my author name: He Li's Rice

Welcome to join the group chat; accompany me for cyber overtime in the future~

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PS3: Originally, I said there were three more chapters, but as I kept writing, I couldn't stop, so I just wrote one more chapter, ending up with the amount of four chapters, finishing the Happy Camp plot in one go.

So the update time wasn't on schedule; sorry.

Now, adding the chapter updated before, it's directly ten thousand words a day! I'm great!

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PS4: Since the continuous Happy Camp plot ended in one breath, I didn't split it like the previous chapter.

(End of this chapter)