Although so many viewers said they couldn't bear to see the show end, the production team still announced that this would be the final episode.
Moreover, the final episode of "Le" had been scheduled for the evening of the 31st—the night of New Year's Eve.
After the news was announced, all the major television stations began complaining bitterly.
They had spent so much money inviting numerous popular celebrities to this year's New Year's Eve galas, all in an effort to win the year's ratings championship.
Yet they had never expected "Le" to barge in and force its way into the New Year's Eve ratings showdown.
This left the major television stations deeply troubled.
The quality of "Le" was obvious to all, and its guests were all top-tier superstar figures.
It was already extremely difficult for their programs to invite one or two top-tier stars. They simply couldn't compare with "Le."
The heads of several television stations simultaneously called Liang Tian, asking whether "Le" could be postponed by one day so they could compete for ratings.
However, Liang Tian did not give them that courtesy and rejected them outright.
The station heads who had been turned down could only accept the fact with bitter smiles.
But even if they desperately didn't want "Le" to participate, there was nothing they could do about it.
Even the head of Mango TV, who had once been Liang Tian's direct superior, was helpless.
Back then, a single word from him could determine her career and future.
But now? Heh, Liang Tian was no longer the backgroundless young woman she had once been.
Behind her stood Jiang Siming, an invincible backer. Not only had his words lost their power over her, he might not even be able to summon her if he wanted to.
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