The next day, online news outlets rushed to report on it.
"Rock and Roll Scene Stunned: Li Ge"
"I Am A Singer Releases Another Masterpiece: Qin Baobao, Are You Trying to Defy Heaven?"
"Li Ge Debuts, May Become the Pioneering Work of the Rock and Roll Scene"
"Li Xuegang Falls Flat, Utterly Defeated by a Newcomer"
"Music Industry Prodigy: Who Wrote Li Ge?"
"Annual Hottest Term: Qin Baobao's Younger Brother"
UC: "Li Xuegang Wept When He Heard It, the Audience Fell Silent When They Heard It"
At eight-thirty in the morning, Qin Ze stood in front of the toilet, peeing while talking to his sister on the phone.
"I knew I was going to get famous, but I didn't expect to become this famous. My phone keeps going ding dong with news alerts, all about I Am A Singer, and my name is in them too. Bao Bao was scared to death."
Qin Baobao kept her voice low, sounding furtive.
"Where's Mom?" Qin Ze asked.
"Making breakfast. I hid in the bathroom to call you. Dad's in the living room reading the paper."
"They haven't noticed anything, right?" Qin Ze instinctively lowered his voice.
"No." Qin Baobao whispered, "I cut the internet cable at home. Mom and dad definitely can't get online now."
Qin Baobao had discussed it with him and concluded that there were three ways their parents could learn the truth: the internet, television, and relatives or friends.
Their parents' phones had no news apps, so that route was eliminated. Their mother neither knew how nor liked to use the internet. The old man, on the other hand, often went online to read finance news and follow stocks. Although he had no interest in the Entertainment industry, ads were everywhere these days, and even Finance Websites carried promotional