Chapter 464: Chapter 466: Being Targeted


    After one contestant finished singing, the judges scored them, but the scores were not disclosed at that moment.


    However, the scores were handed over to the host, who would announce them after all contestants had performed.


    The host would then reveal the scores one by one, determining which contestants would stay or leave.


    The second performer was a young man, and Zhao Yuying spoke up, “He is from our company.”


    The young man was decent looking, and his fans and support group could be seen in the audience.


    His singing was barely passable, and Qin Hao could tell he was a bit nervous.


    ...


    After he finished, the four judges conferred briefly, then entered their scores.


    The host glanced at his scoring device, then invited the next singer to perform.


    After the fifth performer finished, there was a few minutes of commercials, and the competition continued.


    The tenth performer was also a singer signed with Yuhao Media Company, and he performed very well, having chosen a great song.


    The last performer was also a singer signed with Yuhao Media Company, a very attractive and sweet-looking young girl.


    As she appeared, cheers erupted from the audience, marking her as the most supported contestant of the event.


    Zhao Yuying introduced her, “Her name is Yu Tiantian, another one of our signed artists who joined us because of my reputation.


    Her singing and looks are both excellent—she’s a newcomer with great potential to be shaped.”


    Qin Hao nodded slightly, “True to her name, she is indeed very fetching.”


    As soon as Yu Tiantian began to sing, cheers broke out from the audience. Upon hearing this, Guo Zhengping remained impassive.


    Fang Kai, Zheng Fang, and Yang Xingwei, sitting next to him, turned to look at Guo Zhengping.


    The few of them were friends from the music industry. When they arrived, Guo Zhengping had spoken to them,


    The people from Yuhao Media were absolutely not to win the monthly competition nor enter the annual finals.


    Back when Qin Hao’s song became a hit online, Guo Zhengping had snapped at him, and after Qin Hao retorted, he never bothered with him again.


    That had always left Guo Zhengping feeling frustrated.


    Now, knowing that Yuhao Media was a company started by Qin Hao and Zhao Yuying, he had thought about his revenge.


    With him around, several contestants from Yuhao Media wouldn’t even dream of winning the monthly contest or making it to the annual finals.


    After Yu Tiantian finished her song, thunderous applause resonated throughout the venue.


    Upon entering his score, the other three judges hesitated before doing the same.


    Zhao Yuying, an old-timer in the entertainment industry, could tell he was making excuses.


    “Does this guy have a grudge against our company?” Qin Hao asked.


    Zhao Yuying thought for a moment and said, “Not that I know of. I have decent relationships in the entertainment industry and have never badmouthed anyone behind their backs.”


    After a few seconds, Zhao Yuying suddenly realized, “I remember now, weren’t you criticizing some people in the music industry a while ago?”


    “Really? That can’t be it, can it?” Qin Hao was puzzled.


    He hadn’t even remembered that incident, and it had just been a small exchange of words, could they really be that petty?


    Zhao Yuying checked Guo Zhengping’s Wei Yan, and indeed, found his comment on Qin Hao’s song there.


    “What is this singing? Completely incomprehensible, too pretentious,” was Guo Zhengping’s comment at the time.


    Underneath, many of Qin Hao’s fans had fiercely insulted: You’re such an idiot, what do you know?


    “Clearly just jealous. You’ll never be able to sing such a good song in your life.”


    “Jumping on Mr. Qin’s popularity, are you? Sorry you failed. Unfollowed, bye.”


    ...


    “Look,” Zhao Yuying showed Qin Hao.


    Qin Hao took a look and was somewhat at a loss for words; he hadn’t paid any attention to Guo Zhengping initially.


    Seeing that so many people were cursing him, Guo Zhengping later posted a video. It was a video of him singing a high-pitched song.


    In it, he sang quite well, and he received considerable support.


    “I’ll investigate this,” Qin Hao stood up and went to his study.


    This matter was related to him; Yu Tiantian was just a collateral victim.


    Furthermore, this incident had deeper implications. If Qin Hao did not retaliate, it would be harder for the artists under Yuhao Media to make progress in the future, ultimately affecting the company’s development.


    Now looking at Xuan Country, many good-song media companies could see right through Guo Zhengping’s excuses.


    It was clear from the last and second-to-last ranks that he was targeting Qin Hao’s Yuhao Media Company.


    [Chapter Three]


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