But whether he had prepared it in advance or not, it still followed the rules.
What everyone was worried about was whether Jiang Siming could produce a song like that.
Next.
After Wu Fan finished singing, it was time for the next top-tier singer. This time, it was Lu Zihan.
If Wu Fan still had "Wide Noodles" to hold the fort, then Lu Zihan truly had no presentable songs at all.
He was a thoroughly manufactured celebrity. Almost all his songs were covers, and no one even liked the few singles he had released.
Afterward, Lu Zihan's team had him switch to the film and television industry. He had made plenty of movies and TV shows, but basically not one was memorable.
His acting was painfully awkward, and aside from showing off his looks, he had nothing else to offer.
Now he had come to "Joy" to sing, which was simply courting death.
He had his eyes entirely on the show's popularity and wanted to ride its coattails.
As expected, during his performance, Lu Zihan covered Lin Sansui's "Soy Milk and Fried Dough Stick."
The moment he opened his mouth, he made everyone laugh.
He was weak and lifeless, utterly lacking in character, and his sense of pitch was even worse than an amateur singer's.
Compared with Lin Sansui's original, they were worlds apart.
As expected, the audience's comments were unanimously that it sounded awful.
Lu Zihan's fans were frantic, but there was nothing they could do.
After he finished singing, even the applause from the venue was sparse.
When the three-minute reward period ended, Lu Zihan's score had hit rock bottom.
660,000-plus in rewards.
Good grief, he had actually made everyone laugh. Was this all he had?
It was the lowest reward amount since "Joy" began airing, bar none.