Cāi Cāi

Chapter 48: Act VI: The Little Prince (10)

Xiang Cai looked at the message on the screen and was stunned for several minutes.

Obviously, it was in the simplest Chinese. Obviously, it had the clearest meaning, but his brain was like rust. Even after a long time, he could not understand the meaning of these words.

He read it again, then again, and then again ...

It was as if he read it a few more times, those words would disappear into thin air.

Wang Qingyun must have been hacked, right? Someone must have deliberately started such a prank, right?

Xiang Cai didn't reply, immediately going to Weibo to see any new posts.

But the reality was there—last night, Wang Qingyun had updated a Weibo.

The content was short, with only three words and a picture.

@CV | Wang Qingyun: Thank you, goodbye. [Share Song Meeting Poster]

The poster was simple in style, with a few lines printed on the faint background, giving the time of the song festival and the YY room number.

The name of the song meeting couldn't be clearer: the word "Farewell" was dazzlingly printed on the top so that no one could miss it.

Xiang Cai: "..."

He opened the poster to enlarge it, then shrunk it until it was hidden. He dully repeated those subconscious movements, his brain blank.

When he reacted, his hand had already entered a string of words into the dialog box.

guess: ...

guess: Why are you leaving the online dubbing circle?

He was confused.

guess: The other big reason to leave is because the three-dimensional life is too busy, and there is no time to touch the mic. But Yun Da's work is related to dubbing. There is no need to step back!

guess: [fierce goose weeping].jpg

He knew Wang Qingyun because of radio dramas, and because of Wang Qingyun, he jumped into the pit of the online dubbing circle. He then joined the community, and began singing theme songs for other radio dramas.

It could be said that if he did not hear Wang Qingyun's voice that day, then he would not have fallen in love with him, and Xiang Cai would have never stepped into the online dubbing world.

But the man who guided him, inspired him, and changed him, had instead so easily retreated...

Tan Yiming just happened to be online at this time.

Seeing the boy's message, he could read his agitation.

Yiming Qingyun: Cai Cai, don't get agitated.

Yiming Qingyun: I know that many online dubbing CVs still use their original id after entering commercial dubbing, and they will also take some online dubbing works in their spare time.

Yiming Qingyun: But my situation is different.

Yiming Qingyun: I'm making my debut in the United States as a commercial voice actor, and I'm also using my real name.

Yiming Qingyun: On the one hand, I don't want people to associate my two-dimensional identity with my identity in real life.

Yiming Qingyun: On the other hand, I really lack energy and can't take care of both sides.

What was the relationship between commercial dubbing and online dubbing? Everyone had a different opinion.

Some people thought that commercial dubbing was more "prestigious" than online dubbing. It was like the difference between a debuted artist and a street singer. The former could outshine the latter several times.