By then, everyone was finally starting to feel a little tired.
Even though they could take a few days off in between, for artists, those days off were really just time to deal with all sorts of things.
As Ma Shen put it in private, "Rest my ass. Going back is even more exhausting than recording the show!"
According to the original plan, Singer-Songwriter was supposed to air twice a month.
After all, post-production took time too.
But the show's popularity had far exceeded expectations.
Especially after the sixth episode came out.
At this point, it was utterly unbeatable.
So it was changed to a weekly broadcast.
That made the advertisers still sitting on the fence anxious!
—Things only get better from here! Dear sponsors, if you don't hurry up and wave those checks around to discuss partnerships, you'll miss the ride!
Then they worked overtime at top speed.
They were practically filming and airing at the same time.
Although the entire post-production team was exhausted like dogs, their bonuses came in so fast their hands went numb.
—It wasn't that they liked being beasts of burden. The feed was simply too plentiful and too good.
Overall, they always had two episodes in hand. The schedule wasn't exactly generous, but it was manageable.
For the remaining four episodes, the mentors could participate deeply in the production of the first two.
There was at least a hint of immortals clashing.
The other three groups shown on camera had mentors calmly but seriously discussing the creative content with their trainees.
Song Dao and Lin Fei, meanwhile, remained as relaxed as ever.
The two of them had even gone sightseeing at a tourist attraction.
Looking at Jingpo Lake, a place he had known well in his previous life, Song Dao was filled