The team was lined up so neatly that the eight judges could tell without counting the votes that Li Zhaoxian would definitely win this competition.
It is obvious that all the judges gave the same comments, and the older generation of authors also thought that Li Mengyang was the best and that Li Zhaoxian's article was not up to standard. Even the authors themselves had no objection to this. So why did the guests listen to their comments and vote for Li Zhaoxian?
Several judges seemed to be in a dream. They could not help but stand up and lean against the screen to take a closer look, muttering to themselves: "How could this be?"
How could it not be so?
How many famous animations have failed due to remakes, and how many movies and TV series have lost a large number of viewers after changing the main actors. The same is true for novels - Dream of the Red Chamber had more than a dozen sequels in the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and people are still writing sequels in modern times. In the end, the only one recognized by the public was Gao E.
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