The team from Art Planet received the news and anxiously called Lin Yi, asking if he needed them to take any measures. It seemed suspicious that the National Copyright Administration and several major music platforms had collectively issued statements to effectively blacklist him. Lin Yi was somewhat puzzled; if Huatian had always been this powerful—capable of influencing the National Copyright Administration—would there have been any need for them to go back and forth with him earlier? However, he found it even harder to believe that no one was pulling the strings behind the scenes. In response, Lin Yi simply told everyone to get a good night's sleep and that they would talk about it tomorrow.
They had certainly chosen their moment well, but Lin Yi had no intention of dealing with this right now. There was no urgency for him to respond or take action immediately. It is worth noting that the Tomato Music Platform, conversely, remained as steadfast in its support as ever, specifically posting a statement to back I Am Not the Song God and welcoming everyone to listen to Lin Yi’s music on their platform. This alone prompted many of Lin Yi’s amateur fans and his dedicated followers to collectively download the Tomato Music Platform app. The platform saw another surge in downloads, reaching nearly 10 million in just that day. As people began using the app, they discovered its advantages: there was actually a platform where one could listen to music for free. Word spread quickly, …
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