Hearing the commotion, before anyone else could react, Xia Zhiyi had already rushed inside in a flash.
The others then realized what was happening and quickly followed.
As Xu Qianmo ran, he muttered to his companion beside him, "None of us who started our morning exercise this morning have fainted, so why has one of us fainted?"
His companion was also suspicious. "I don't know, could something have happened?"
Xu Qianmo sighed, "Sigh, I hope nothing bad happens."
Filming only started yesterday, and this happened today. Putting everything else aside, it's a bad omen.
Fortunately, the situation wasn't that serious.
When Xia Zhiyi arrived, Fu Yunyi was already there, squatting on the ground talking to someone. Some of the other contestants were flustered, but others were very calm and quickly got water and towels from their dormitories to deal with the situation.
Upon seeing Xia Zhiyi arrive, the others all made way for her.
Xia Zhiyi: "What happened?"
Fu Yunyi turned around upon hearing the sound and said directly, "It's nothing, I didn't faint. I just staggered a bit due to lack of oxygen, which scared the kid, and he rushed out to call for help."
"You've come at the right time. Let's see if two acupuncture needles will help."
Xia Zhiyi speechless. "How do you know it's because the brain is lacking oxygen?"
Fu Yunyi: "Sigh, I'm very familiar with these symptoms."
Xia Zhiyi, unsure why Fu Yunyi was so certain, but still stepped forward to take the pulse of the person sitting on the ground. After a moment, she withdrew her hand. "On an empty stomach, lack of sleep, you must have just done some strenuous exercise, the blood supply couldn't keep up, it's definitely cerebral hypoxia. It's nothing serious, just need to rest."
"Start exercising with me every day, and you'll get better gradually."
Upon hearing this, everyone else breathed a sigh of relief.
The person involved gradually calmed down and felt quite embarrassed upon hearing Xia Zhiyi's words.
He suddenly felt a blackout, briefly lost control of his body, staggered and fell against the wall, and then saw a distorted screen in front of him, almost thinking he had been poisoned.
He was terrified himself.
After Xia Zhiyi finished speaking, she took out another piece of candy from her pocket and asked someone to feed it to the unfortunate person who had inexplicably suffered from cerebral hypoxia. She then got up and gave the people around her a brief explanation of what had happened to this person and how to prevent such situations from occurring.
When Director Chen rushed over, he first heard a bit of a science explanation, and only after Xia Zhiyi finished speaking did he ask, "What happened?"
Xia Zhiyi explained it in a few words.
Director Chen breathed a sigh of relief, "Thank goodness, I thought..."
He swallowed back the unlucky words that were on the tip of his tongue and didn't say them. Instead, he said, "In that case, who can help him to rest for a while? Breakfast is ready in the cafeteria. Don't skip any meals, everyone. Don't skip meals just to stay in shape."
The contestants readily agreed.
After this little incident, everyone else who had originally wanted to show off in front of the camera behaved themselves, washing up and eating as usual, leaving their morning exercise for another time.
At 10 o'clock, everyone gathered in the recording hall from yesterday. The class assignment process went smoothly. Occasionally, one or two troublemakers questioned their scores, but the mentors were not angry. They simply told them to wait until the scores were announced before deciding whether to challenge members in higher classes.
There were 120 people, divided into six classes.
The original plan for the program was to follow the previous format and divide the segments into A, B, C, D, E, and F. However, before the recording of the program, Fu Yunyi suggested that since they were going to do something traditional Chinese style, they should go all the way.
They could have used A, B, C, D, E, or even something more elegant, ranking them using various refined pronouns from ancient Xia Country times. But in the end, for the sake of making it easier for the audience to remember, they chose the former.
Yes, the order of A, B, C, and D is familiar to most people in the Xia Country and is easy to remember.
If we use something like "spring flowers and autumn moon," some people might get confused while trying to remember it.
The deck has the highest level and the fewest members, directly assigned to the first episode's theme song performance team, totaling eleven people.
There were 120 people in total. When discussing the grades, one of the tutors hesitated because only 11 people could be assigned to Class A, since each class should have 20 people on average.
But after discussion, no one was willing to force themselves to achieve this so-called average by picking a few more players from those with obvious shortcomings to form a top-tier team. So in the end, the teams were divided according to their performance.
The eleven best performers are in Class A, and the rest are ranked lower.
Anyway, there are still a few months left. If no one can make a comeback after a few months, then it can only mean that this batch of contestants is not good enough. The program team selected a boy group with strong skills, so if they are not good enough, then so be it.
Don't waste their resources.
Those contestants who were slightly dissatisfied with their results, or who wanted to show off more in front of the camera and get more screen time, naturally chose to challenge the members of Class A after the class division was completed.
But... well, this show's class assignments were entirely based on merit.
This time, under Xia Zhiyi's influence, everyone was less strict with the conditions of other classes, but those who could enter Class A were all good talents who could debut directly. If they didn't have a good starting point when they wanted to debut, they might not have participated in the show.
In this situation, no one really has a high chance of directly pulling down the Class A contestants.
Everyone:...
hiss.
Strangely enough, all those being challenged this time were from Class B.
Class B contestant:... What did I ever do to you?!
However, none of this is a bad thing. Competition leads to progress, and as long as it's not malicious competition, Xia Zhiyi is happy to watch the excitement.
While the contestants were competing for their class positions on stage, Yang Linlin, who was assigned to Class C, and Xu Qianmo, who was assigned to Class B, sat together and whispered to each other.
Yang Linlin: "So, do you think we don't need to memorize the Eight Honors and Eight Shames anymore?"
Xu Qianmo: "I don't know. I was thinking that after the class assignments, we would have to start memorizing the Eight Honors and Eight Shames, but I didn't expect that everyone would have another chance to take on the challenge after the class assignments. There's not enough time."
Yang Linlin said with a bitter face, "Do I have to memorize this or not? If I do, I'll review it again and finish it as soon as possible. Otherwise, I'm always worried that the teachers will suddenly ask me to recite the Eight Honors and Eight Shames, and then I'll forget them. Will I get points deducted?"
Xu Qianmo exclaimed "Ah!" and looked at him. "Then, how about we ask them?"
Yang Linlin stopped him. "No, maybe the production team has forgotten. Your question might remind them."
Xia Zhiyi has very sharp ears, and since he was mainly in charge of the Class B members before the first performance, he was sitting near Xu Qianmo and heard their conversation clearly.
As he listened, he couldn't help but burst out laughing.
Xu Qianmo & Yang Linlin:!!!