The gift-giving segment ended. Seeing how impatient Xie Lin was getting, Director Sha nearly rolled his eyes right out of his head.
Still, he continued moving things along.
He stood in the middle of the hall, his eyes brimming with tears.
"After today, we'll officially have to say goodbye. Boo-hoo-hoo..."
"Director Sha."
Xie Lin raised his hand, offering polite concern.
"You've got some gunk in your eye. Are you getting too much internal heat?"
"..."
The sorrow he had painstakingly worked up vanished in an instant.
Director Sha hurriedly turned around, took out his phone, and used it as a mirror to wipe his eyes.
Lu Zhenzhen rolled her eyes.
"Isn't it just a seven-day break? You're acting like we're parting forever."
Director Sha cleared his throat and turned back around, ignoring her completely.
"That's right. The next season's livestream will begin in seven days, but you'll all have an assignment during the break."
Director Sha smiled faintly, a sly gleam flashing through his eyes.
"Please set aside one day to film a daily vlog with the other guests. Before the next season's livestream begins, upload it to your own Weibo and tag the production team.
Please note that you can film with any one or more of the other guests."
In seven days, the online audience wouldn't completely forget about Heartbeat Time Difference, but its popularity would inevitably drop.
With the guests posting vlogs at irregular intervals, however, they could keep the buzz going nicely.
He was so smart. Hehehehe.
One look at Director Sha's expression, and Xie Lin immediately understood what he was thinking.
"We have to film videos and edit them too? Director Sha, you really are a capitalist."
Lu Ye held up a finger and wagged it.
"No, no, no. We real capitalists pay overtime. Triple