Chapter 973: Chapter 964 Dance and Song (6)
“You’re on the trending blacklist.”
During the break, Xia Siyu was drinking water. At the sound, she almost poured an entire bottle up her nose, choking and coughing violently.
Lately, Siyu had been practicing like mad every day. Especially since she recovered from soft tissue bruising, she’s been bouncing up and down like a ball.
She previously chose a high-difficulty street dance. Actually, the dance moves were not hard, what’s hard was changing her habits of exerting force. She practiced for a few days, and now she’s getting the hang of it.
But as for the singing lessons… Bo Yan worried she might embarrass herself, and Siyu herself realized it too. After being coaxed on the first day, she ca to her senses at ho, squarely facing her “gap” in skill. Bo taught her phrase by phrase, not expecting her to sound good, but just hoping she wouldn’t sing terribly off-key.
So far, it appears the long march has begun with one step forward. That is to say, there are still 9999 ters to go.
Shang Feifei altered the operatic tone; as long as she could hit the notes it was fine, after all, she’s an actress, they wouldn’t set the bar too high for her. As for the traditional Chinese dance, she was well-practiced, quickly mastering the choreography once the dance teacher passed it on to her.
Of course, all of these were not the point. The crux was, when Siyu heard the three words “trending blacklist,” her first reaction was: No way, has my relationship with Bo Yan leaked already?
She coughed twice, and Bo Yan eventually couldn’t resist giving her a tissue. Wiping her mouth, she asked, “What trending blacklist?”
Wei Jingjing sighed, “It’s also related to Teacher Bo.”
Upon hearing this, Bo Yan also slightly frowned. He wasn’t really worried about whether it went public or not, but he was concerned that it might put Siyu in an uncomfortable position. He turned back to check his phone and opened Weibo—
Then, not even three seconds later, he imdiately started shouting at Shang Feifei: “Damn you, Shang Feifei! Your fans have taken turns bombing my comnt section.”
Shang Feifei had actually received a ssage from her agent during the break about this, telling her about the fans stirring up trouble. However, they were also a bit worried whether Siyu and Qin Baizhou would compete with her for the leading role.
The so-called “equal footing” ant that both leading actresses were considered secondary leads with no one above or below the other, neither preceding nor following. Especially after viewing the edited footage internally, Shang Feifei was undoubtedly the leading lady of “Storm,” but Siyu’s performance was too good, and the chemistry and dramatic tension between her and Bo were strong, leading Wang Ju to unconsciously favor her storyline during editing.
Although it currently seed that Shang Feifei was still the front-runner, positioned as the second lead, after the film was released, Siyu might receive more praise. She might even beco the de facto “soulful leading lady,” stealing the lilight from Shang Feifei and Bo Yan.
But the film was already shot, and she had tried her best. Even Shang Feifei herself knew that Siyu perford better; it was just sothing that couldn’t be helped. But when it ca to the ranking of the actresses, sorry, she was not going to give that up.
However, Shang Feifei didn’t want to get into a tussle with Siyu, so she resorted to the tactic of deflecting trouble by saying: “Oh, really? The hottest comnt under yours is ‘Don’t think we can’t recognize you just because you changed your avatar and nickna, Bo Yan’s brain-dead fan. Your previous retweets and comnts are still there’.”
Siyu quickly turned to look at Bo Yan again.
Bo Yan felt helpless too. After all, Siyu had been adamant about disliking him before, not just showing it publicly once. Fans hold grudges; you could swear or flip a finger eight hundred years ago, they would still dig it up, let alone now.
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