Ch. 321Give me a girl group, and I can bully the Koreans! The women: We're wrecked
Key Plot Points and Events
- Zhang Yang's new drama, "Heard Your Voice," premieres, gaining support from popular K-pop girl group f(x).
- Korean fans initially praise the drama but later accuse it of plagiarizing a Korean drama of the same name.
- The issue escalates into an international controversy, with both sides arguing their case online.
- Zhang Yang decides to sue the ringleaders, sending a "lawyer's letter warning," which shocks and amuses the audience.
- Evidence is presented showing that the Chinese version of the drama was filmed and registered earlier than the Korean version.
Character Developments
- Zhang Yang remains calm and confident, relying on evidence to refute the plagiarism claims.
- f(x) members support Zhang Yang, with Song Qian and Zheng Xiujing having a friendly relationship with him.
- Korean drama fans and anti-fans become more vocal and aggressive in their accusations.
Significant Themes
- The power of online influence and the spread of misinformation.
- The importance of evidence and facts in refuting false accusations.
- The competitive nature of the entertainment industry and the potential for international controversy.
Character Interactions
- Zhang Yang has a friendly relationship with f(x), particularly Zheng Xiujing, who often contacts him.
- Song Qian and Zheng Xiujing discuss Zhang Yang's help and their support for his drama.
- Zhang Yang discusses the plagiarism issue with Song Qian and decides to sue the ringleaders.
- Korean drama fans and anti-fans interact online, with some becoming more aggressive in their accusations.