This is completely confusing to those in charge of the video website who are secretly gloating because Tang Ze was robbed of the limelight.

Someone roared loudly with distorted appearance:

Are you really sure you are a director?

Rather than some weird creature?

Even if marketing is more fun than capitalists, you actually wrote a song while doing your job?

Is it next time that you have to announce that you have hung a painting in an art museum?

Since they wanted to throw dirt on Tang Ze, they naturally found out that the propaganda method came from Tang Ze and posted it on the Internet, but it didn't cause any commotion.

Perhaps some netizens have long believed that the hype incident was Tang Ze’s work.

Tang Ze naturally has no interest in caring about other people's thoughts.

After announcing the release date of the movie and song, and showing the copyright certificates from China, the United States and the United Nations, they took the trouble to emphasize that Fanyouku was genuine and disbanded.

Two days later, August 30, 2007.
Chapter completed!