A few days later, Jiang Siming's album was officially released!
This was also the first album of Jiang Siming's life. It was called Ji Ni Tai.
Ahem, that was a mistake. It was actually called "Appreciating the Elegant and the Common."
The album's first batch consisted of five hundred thousand copies. It contained all of Jiang Siming's songs and was also the only album Jiang Siming planned to release.
It also included two brand-new singles. At a price of 55 yuan, it could truly be called a price set with a clear conscience.
As soon as the album went on sale, fans flooded audio-visual stores, bookstores, and record shops across the country, willingly taking out their money to pay.
Many fans had even lined up outside the stores before dawn. This phenomenon had already disappeared many years ago.
Aside from more than a decade ago, when people could only use cassette tapes, albums had sold the best. Almost every first-tier singer's album would be frantically snapped up.
But in this era, who would buy albums? They could just get a membership online and listen anywhere.
Albums had become merely a way for die-hard fans to support their idols and a means of collecting them.
Yang Jing was a ninth-grade girl. Her personality was just like her name—quiet and gentle. She had never liked chasing celebrities, preferring to read quietly and listen to music in her spare time.
Unlike many of the girls in her class who liked chasing celebrities and joining fan circles, Yang Jing only loved the music she liked.
When a close friend tried to bring her into Wu Fan's fan circle, she refused. In the end, their relationship became strained because of it.
Yang Jing insisted that she really did not like chasing celebrities.
But today, first