Yesterday at the Mango TV investment conference, "Dancing with the Tide /Why NotCrossTheRiver" exploded 💥and once again topped the charts on Baidu Index and Weibo Index since the investment promotion conference in May. In particular, its Baidu Index saw a daily increase of 904%, nearly five times that of the second-place drama, demonstrating a significant lead in popularity and far surpassing other dramas awaiting release
📈 Weibo Index: 83.44 million, a landslide victory!
📈 Weibo Index: 9.46 million, a 7720%
📈 Weibo Index increased 12 times in six days
! 🔥 Tan Jianci's personal Weibo Index reached 17.73 million, 1.87 times that of the series
! 🔥 Xie Queshan's single-character contribution was 43%, a staggering 2666% increase
At Mango’s investment conference tonight, Tan Jianci was announced to have a brand-new solo variety show in 2027!
They're not using templates, but creating their own unique IP, digging out their strengths and making variety shows. Just thinking about it is incredibly exciting. We're waiting for an in-depth sharing session to reveal the details
The production team really had to bend over backwards for the ML’s fans, huh? They’re pretending to follow…
We are discussing a TV series here, not the book it was adapted from. 🤣
Promotional summary of the series:
Rare Genre: A rare genre in the market, this historical spy thriller focuses on the struggles of ordinary people in a chaotic world, emphasizing hardcore espionage, power struggles, and patriotic fervor.
It is not listed as romance. And you still don't grasp that the stroke count listing has nothing to do with the billing order or with the importance of the characters.
Tan Jianci has confirmed his attendance at the Greater Bay Area Mid-Autumn Festival Gala:https://m.weibo.cn/detail/5344153462640839
It seems to be a music party called 'Wanqu Shengmingyue' taking place in Macau on September 20th I settle in comfortably, waiting for a song in Cantonese.
The information released so far says it is scheduled to air on CCTV6 on September 20th at 7:30 PM (China time).
Give her a little time; she’ll show up any moment to emphasize the list being sorted by stroke count.Not even…
"Yeah but whatever black marketing he endured, he got cleared mostly all by his own efforts" ... You have no idea how hard the "dirty water cleanup division" in the fandom has worked—24/7 during the most intense periods over the years; that’s why I say you don't realize how a fandom actually works
Hats off to the army-like organization of the fandom— in record time—as just this year alone, they have reported, removed, or shifted the narrative on hundreds of thousands of malicious posts across every platform.
I'll stop here because it really doesn't matter; as an international fan, you can easily overlook these aspects.
Give her a little time; she’ll show up any moment to emphasize the list being sorted by stroke count.Not even…
I understand perfectly what you are trying to say, but you don't truly grasp the mindset of the Chinese entertainment industry.
Of course, he achieves everything through his own efforts; however, having a mature fanbase with significant purchasing power behind him—one that supports him regardless of his choices because they have complete faith in his decisions—is a rarity in the Chinese entertainment industry. He is well aware of this, which explains the exceptional, mutually beneficial relationship between him and his fans.
You cannot compare the influence Chinese fans have on an artist's life with that of fans from any other country. It took me quite a while to truly grasp it because, as a European, it is unlike anything I had experienced before.
In China, an artist's reputation can effectively be destroyed by rumors; by the time you manage to clear things up, you could lose everything.
Any production, investor, or major brand looks first and foremost at an artist's fandom and reputation, because that is precisely where the money comes from.
So, as an artist, you need to cultivate a strong fandom to ensure there is a chance the products you endorse will actually be purchased—keeping the brand happy. And there are many, many other things that depend entirely on the fans.
To say that what fans say or do doesn't matter... is strictly the perspective of a non-Chinese person (it isn't wrong, but it doesn't apply in China).
Give her a little time; she’ll show up any moment to emphasize the list being sorted by stroke count.Not even…
Being a co-producer is a hugely important milestone in his career—we’re talking about an S+ tier production and an independent artist with no agency or backing capital other than his own.
As fans, we’ve never cared about billing order—just look at the support he received for EG.
But we do care about his rights and his hard work being respected.
Manifesting smooth road ahead for this drama devoid of any mischief/trouble creators and leeches like fooloria…
Give her a little time; she’ll show up any moment to emphasize the list being sorted by stroke count.
Not even she can ruin my day today: co-producer—yeah, my brother is making big strides in the industry, and that’s all that matters to me.
The fact that some of the money generated by this series will end up in his pocket makes me completely overlook the alphabetical sorting. To quote Rhett Butler: ""Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn." 🤞
News 
📈 Weibo Index: 83.44 million, a landslide victory!
📈 Weibo Index: 9.46 million, a 7720%
📈 Weibo Index increased 12 times in six days
! 🔥 Tan Jianci's personal Weibo Index reached 17.73 million, 1.87 times that of the series
! 🔥 Xie Queshan's single-character contribution was 43%, a staggering 2666% increase
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HSeDfSZbIAAVVta?format=jpg&name=small
I have a collection of him reciting poems or interview clips that I listen to just for his voice. It calms my mind.
And I think they have that in mind, too.
Not that I know anything—just a personal feeling.
So no rush
They're not using templates, but creating their own unique IP, digging out their strengths and making variety shows. Just thinking about it is incredibly exciting. We're waiting for an in-depth sharing session to reveal the details
https://x.com/aleen__leen/status/2100556363722371108
Wow! Cool!
Promotional summary of the series:
Rare Genre: A rare genre in the market, this historical spy thriller focuses on the struggles of ordinary people in a chaotic world, emphasizing hardcore espionage, power struggles, and patriotic fervor.
It is not listed as romance.
And you still don't grasp that the stroke count listing has nothing to do with the billing order or with the importance of the characters.
I settle in comfortably, waiting for a song in Cantonese.
The information released so far says it is scheduled to air on CCTV6 on September 20th at 7:30 PM (China time).
...
You have no idea how hard the "dirty water cleanup division" in the fandom has worked—24/7 during the most intense periods over the years; that’s why I say you don't realize how a fandom actually works
Hats off to the army-like organization of the fandom— in record time—as just this year alone, they have reported, removed, or shifted the narrative on hundreds of thousands of malicious posts across every platform.
I'll stop here because it really doesn't matter; as an international fan, you can easily overlook these aspects.
Of course, he achieves everything through his own efforts; however, having a mature fanbase with significant purchasing power behind him—one that supports him regardless of his choices because they have complete faith in his decisions—is a rarity in the Chinese entertainment industry. He is well aware of this, which explains the exceptional, mutually beneficial relationship between him and his fans.
You cannot compare the influence Chinese fans have on an artist's life with that of fans from any other country. It took me quite a while to truly grasp it because, as a European, it is unlike anything I had experienced before.
In China, an artist's reputation can effectively be destroyed by rumors; by the time you manage to clear things up, you could lose everything.
Any production, investor, or major brand looks first and foremost at an artist's fandom and reputation, because that is precisely where the money comes from.
So, as an artist, you need to cultivate a strong fandom to ensure there is a chance the products you endorse will actually be purchased—keeping the brand happy. And there are many, many other things that depend entirely on the fans.
To say that what fans say or do doesn't matter... is strictly the perspective of a non-Chinese person (it isn't wrong, but it doesn't apply in China).
We will weep a river of tears. 😭
https://x.com/Lala_JCT/status/2100436806789394929
As fans, we’ve never cared about billing order—just look at the support he received for EG.
But we do care about his rights and his hard work being respected.
https://x.com/Lala_JCT/status/2100423278359625905
Not even she can ruin my day today: co-producer—yeah, my brother is making big strides in the industry, and that’s all that matters to me.
The fact that some of the money generated by this series will end up in his pocket makes me completely overlook the alphabetical sorting. To quote Rhett Butler: ""Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn." 🤞