My singer girlfriend is super fierce

With the "service" of the members of the Girls' Generation, Ye Zhi Qiu's gloomy mood did indeed improve somewhat.

Since the start of filming for "The Dead End", he has been under immense psychological pressure, mainly because Ye Zhi Qiu also realized that he seemed to have overestimated himself.

The role of "Xin Xiaofeng" was inherently difficult to play, posing a significant challenge for him, especially since he also served as the director...

Although there was an assistant director on set to help, there were still some details that needed to be controlled by oneself.

This meant that Ye Zhi Qiu often had to switch back and forth between the character and reality during filming, embodying both the unease and forbearance of "Xin Xiaofeng" and the composure and calmness of the director in real life...

After this happened so many times, Ye Zhi Qiu felt like he was going through a mental breakdown.

Therefore, he chose to shoot the most challenging and exciting part of the entire film when he was in the best condition.

In order to quickly get out of the feeling of "death", he specially arranged for himself to work on a new album for "Girls' Generation".

For actors, this is a common method to distract themselves and deceive themselves when they get too immersed in a role. In acting, it has a professional name: "psychological adjustment".

Inside the room, the five members of the Girls' Generation were massaging each other's shoulders and backs, their hands never stopping, and they couldn't help but ask Ye Zhi Qiu a question out of curiosity.

"Brother Ye, is the new album in Chinese or English?"

Ye Zhi Qiu replied, "Chinese is the primary language."

"Great!" The members of the Girls' Generation were clearly delighted.

"Our first two albums, 'Maybe' and 'Nobody,' were both primarily in English, so it's time for a Chinese album."

"Yes, yes, yes, there are also people online saying that we only care about our overseas fans and don't care about our domestic fans at all. It makes me so angry."

"Those are haters. They specialize in putting down competitors and boosting the popularity of their favorite groups."

"I know, I'm just so angry. When they release songs in China, they say we only know how to exploit our own people, but when we go abroad, they say we're worshipping foreign things. They get to say whatever they want."

"It's those fans of those newly debuted girl groups who are putting each other down. It's disgusting. This time, we must use our achievements to give those 'green tea' girls a good slap in the face!"

"Ugh~ Sister Yaoyao, you're so rude."

Tong Yao glanced at Wu Niannian beside her and pouted, "Playing the innocent little flower?"

"You're the one who usually yells the most. Do you want me to tell your beloved Brother Ye?"

"You lowly servant, you little... Waaah!"

Before Tong Yao could finish speaking, Wu Niannian, blushing, desperately covered her mouth.

Having debuted for over two years and experienced many events, the members of Girls 101 are no longer the naive newcomers they were when they first debuted. They have also gained a clearer understanding of things in the entertainment industry.

The entertainment industry is never as glamorous as it appears on the surface; behind the scenes, it is full of all sorts of cutthroat competition.

The more they saw, the more grateful the members of the Girls' Generation felt that they had joined Huahai Entertainment and had Ye Zhi Qiu as their protector. They could focus on their work without being forced to do things they didn't like.

After a bit of playful banter, the group finally steered the conversation back to Ye Zhi Qiu, continuing to look at him with curiosity.

"Director Ye, has the album title been decided?"

What is the main style of the new song?

Ye Zhi Qiu smiled and handed them a few sheets of paper.

"See for yourself."

"It's usually sweet, but half of it is a cool and edgy style."