Oliver Yuan didn't think too much about this program before he accepted it. He just thought of it as a task to complete. But after recording, he found that it still had some impact on his life. For example, he is often recognized by people now, and he is not as free as before to do anything outside.
In the past, Oliver Yuan was a free man, and very few people knew him. When he walked down the street, few people knew he was Oliver Yuan. Now that the show has been broadcast, many young children watch it, and it is still uncomfortable to be recognized outside. However, there is a time limit. After the show is over, he will no longer show up, and it will be quiet in a few months, so Oliver Yuan doesn't take it too seriously.
Lao Tu had a bar, Oliver Yuan sat at the bar and chatted with him casually, he didn't drink, but he got a small basket of pistachios and ate them. In his peripheral vision, two girls were watching him for a long time, whispering to each other, probably wanting to come over to check but not daring to.
Lao Tu tilted his chin over there and smiled: "Am I your fan?"
"I don't have any fans," Oliver Yuan said, peeling a pistachio and throwing it into his mouth, "I have audiences. After all, I am on TV now."
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