CEO's Sweetheart is a Super Idol-Chapter 314 - 307: Pre-war Performance
As daylight breaks, the distant sun slowly rises, radiating an aura of hope and renewal.
Fans like Xiao Du and Li Ke, who each have their own idols to support, have already started cheering at the venue arranged by the production team.
Although they fight tooth and nail against each other online, here and now, they are harmonious and united.
Every fan present exudes impeccable manners.
Flags flutter, hand banners shine, and the scent of cakes wafts through the air.
It all feels like a festive summer gala.
Yet everyone knows that beneath this warmth lies treacherous undercurrents.
Today, six stage battles will determine which 22 trainees ultimately enter the finals.
Inside the studio, the production team is making last-minute preparations.
Given the show’s huge popularity, this time the team has spared no expense in lighting and props, while the 36 trainees are engrossed in intense preparation.
Time slips away amidst tension and excitement, and as the audience is finally ushered in, the event crew reminds everyone that the show is about to begin.
Lights blaze, and countless neon beams suddenly radiate.
Even though the trainees had already seen the stage’s light show during rehearsals, the fervent chants of thousands of fans in the stands stir their blood to a fever pitch.
Like a dream, yet grounded in reality.
As the grand "Golden Door" behind the stage slowly opens, Long Zitao emerges from the luminous backdrop reminiscent of the sunset glow.
"There is a door that only dreamers can open."
"There is a stage that only those pursuing dreams can claim."
His gaze rests at the edge of the diamond-shaped stage, where sixteen young women stand.
Dressed in newly designed Japanese-style school uniforms from the production team, they radiate a youthful but profound charm.
"If victory lies ahead of you, follow me."
Long Zitao’s eyes are filled with resolute strength as he gestures forward with his hand.
The sixteen girls begin to move in rhythm, their positioning precise. In the cozy golden light, each of them appears like a fairytale maiden emerging from the pages of autumn.
Fans in the audience can’t contain their excitement, shouting endlessly just to ensure their beloved idols feel supported—this is the power of idol culture.
The singing begins, enveloped in mesmerizing harmonies.
This time, the production team has placed its strongest vocalists at the forefront.
Duan Yuxin, Zhang Zijing, Wu Meixiang, and Xu Qianhua step into the spotlight.
"Give me my world..."
The opening line is delivered by Li Zimeng, one of the top singers from the base.
Her voice pierces through dawn like a sharp blade, bringing light and strength to the world.
"With courage, there is nothing to fear..."
Xu Qianhua’s voice seems capable of shaking the entire world.
The audience falls silent in awe at these first two lines, only to erupt into roaring applause soon after.
"No wonder they’re the strongest two in the 3A group—their voices are incredible."
"Li Zimeng is on fire today!"
"Xu Qianhua looks absolutely determined."
The fans are brimming with confidence for the looming showdown between titans.
Next come Duan Yuxin and Wu Meixiang, who opt for a highly challenging jazz singing style.
Their voices carry a dynamic energy and intense rhythm—true hallmarks of professional singers.
Lai Ruoxuan, Zhang Zijing, and Liu Feiyu follow with an impressive display of high notes.
By this point, the opening act can be deemed a resounding success.
Both stage presence and vocal expertise are undoubtedly top-notch.
The performers then reposition themselves, splitting into two groups and clearing the center stage for the spotlight.
Sporting braided pigtails, Lv Xiaoxue adorably steps in front of the Golden Door, striking a "supported leg" ballet pose—standing on one leg while extending her other leg in a graceful movement.
This pose is a classical ballet move and notably challenging.
Against the backdrop of Mozart’s Fourth Symphony, Luo Tiantian and Wu Meiying glide onto the stage like swans, their movements suggesting wings in flight, followed by Li Shihan, Gao Yingxi, and Su Ruiqi.
These performers either incorporate acrobatics or exhibit exceptional dancing prowess.
In the ethereal melody, the group dances gracefully.
The production team surprisingly chose ballet as the form for the second act—a highbrow yet unexpected move that instantly enhances the overall effect of the show.
The girls even perform flips and somersaults, showcasing their solid foundational skills.
The stage is then handed over to another group of sixteen young women who begin dancing to the show’s theme song.
This time, the music incorporates elements of rock, creating a perfectly balanced performance by the sixteen dancers.
Up next, Qi Ziyue, Zhao Juke, Chen Yinghan, and Liu Feiyu start singing the theme song.
The atmosphere surges as the venue explodes with excitement—the running joke of "the Four Rich Ladies" has spread far and wide.
Some fans even shout for their "Village Flowers" to appear.
The last two segments of eight beats showcase Gao Ziyi and Qiang Yueting’s vocal talents.
It’s evident that this opening act mainly highlights the trainees in the mid-range ranking circle.
Qiang Yueting’s voice remains as powerful as ever, especially her final high note, which sounds rich and resplendent.
Needless to say, the opening act is brilliantly executed, completely energizing the atmosphere.
The production team has truly poured their hearts into this.
"These are a group of girls about to bloom."
"Just like all of you, they possess confidence, pride, and courage."
"Tonight’s show is themed ’Cherish the Good Times,’ and we hope this performance becomes one of your fondest memories for life."
Fans in the audience begin shouting in unison, their hearts filled with emotion.
The joy of experiencing such a close-up performance—satisfying visually, aurally, and emotionally—surpasses anything that can be felt through a screen.
"Today, they will perform six songs produced by esteemed creators."
"The center position for each song has been voted on by the show’s originators, and after the performance ends, you must select your favorite girl."
"But before the show begins, let’s welcome our mentors."
This lengthy introduction essentially serves as a buffer for the backstage crew, allowing the girls to complete their costume changes, especially the first performance group.
The mentors stride out in a row, exuding commanding presence.
According to the show’s process, Long Zitao invites each mentor to speak.
He also asks the mentors to write down the names of their favorite trainees.
If the trainee chosen by the mentor receives the highest applause from the audience, that mentor will be awarded the "Visionary Talent Scout Award."
The mentors follow the process seamlessly, performing as directed.
Each of them has a predetermined amount of stage time.
This sequence has been rehearsed multiple times, timed down to the minute.
"Next, we will kick off tonight’s youth performance contest."
"In the journey of youthful endeavors, you’ll find not only guidance from mentors and companionship from peers, but also the attention of seniors."
Long Zitao notices that as he reaches this point, the audience collectively falls quiet.
It’s clear that the audience has little interest in the so-called seniors.
Li Ke even sneers; to him, "Village Flowers" should never be involved in romance.
To him, these so-called seniors are nothing but eyesores.
However, he knows this is merely for showbiz purposes.
Li Ke is especially displeased with the seniors associated with Ye Yuwei’s group.
A proper girl group talent show—why introduce seniors? Are they trying to push male-female pairings?
This is arguably the production team’s biggest misstep!
Backstage, the first group of trainees is now taking deep breaths, psyching themselves up.
Though they’ve already performed three times, the nerves still linger.
"Tonight, each of them has invited their respective seniors."
"Alright, let’s welcome tonight’s first group of performers."
Long Zitao, with his heart also pounding, finally receives a message from the chief director.







