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Li Shuqi was one of the core members of Luo Lingxing’s fan club, one of the most active members among Luo’s fans, and one of the earliest fans to follow Luo Lingxing.
Whenever there was any activity related to Luo Lingxing, she would make support arrangements in the fan circle in advance, and then follow along, making sure that her idol could feel the fans’ support for him, so that he could go on various appearances with peace of mind.
Li Shuqi held a relatively high position among the Luo-fans and was trusted by many of them. This was because she always arrived earlier and left later than anyone else for every event, ensuring that every aspect was done perfectly. As a result, she enjoyed high prestige among the Luo-fans.
For Luo Lingxing’s signing session, she got up in the early morning to prepare to go to the signing location. If Luo Lingxing hadn’t posted on Weibo beforehand reminding fans not to line up in advance, she might have been staying outside the signing location for the past few days.
However, it was already past midnight, so it should be considered the day of the autograph session. Therefore, this didn’t count as going against Luo Lingxing’s instructions.
Li Shuqi happily drove her little hover car to the signing session location, preparing to make some preparations in advance.
Apart from where she was sitting, the rest of the car was filled with various support banners, light boards, and other small items, as well as support clothing and hats, so that they could be given to the fans waiting for autographs. Although the sun wasn’t too strong now, there would probably be a lot of people coming, and everyone would have to wait in line for a long time, so the hats would be necessary.
Li Shuqi was in a great mood, happy to be able to do her part for her favorite idol. However, when Li Shuqi arrived at the signing location, she was stunned.
Could someone explain to her the reason for this long queue?
Li Shuqi parked the hover car and then hurried to the signing location, where many people were already seated.
Correct. They were all sitting, mostly girls, sitting without any regard for their image. Some even slumped over their companions, their postures all crooked and awkward, but no one laughed at the scene.
Li Shuqi couldn’t help but step forward and ask the person standing at the back of the line, “Are you all here for Luoluo’s signing session?”
“Yeah, yeah.” The person nodded excitedly. Although their eyes were a little bleary with sleep, they were still quite excited to hear someone call out “Luoluo.” Clearly, they were fans of Luoluo.
Li Shuqi frowned slightly and said, “Didn’t Luoluo say that we shouldn’t come to queue up in advance?”
“We didn’t come early. We arrived just now,” the person replied. Actually, they thought they had arrived quite early, but they didn’t expect to find out that there were others who had arrived even earlier than them.
Li Shuqi glanced at the end of the line, then at the people in front, and then walked straight ahead.
Many people saw Li Shuqi walk forward, and their eyes, which were still a little confused, widened instantly. They looked at Li Shuqi’s back with some dissatisfaction. They had come here to queue up with great difficulty, how could someone cut in line?
“Hey friend, you can’t cut in line!” Someone finally couldn’t help but voice the sentiments of many.
“I’m not trying to cut. I just want to go ask about the situation. I’ll be right back,” Li Shuqi said with a gentle smile to that person.
Seeing Li Shuqi’s smile, that person felt embarrassed to continue and fell silent.
“Oh? Isn’t that Li Shuqi?” A girl spoke as she watched Li Shuqi walk by.
“Do you know her?” the girl’s companion asked.
“She’s one of the administrators of the Luo-fans’ group. We see her every time we have a support event. Her arrival means we’ll probably be able to get the support banner soon.” The girl seemed a little excited.
Although fans in line usually prepared their own support items, they were all prepared separately, which makes it less uniform. It would be better if they were all uniform, as this would look better and create a more impressive atmosphere.
Moreover, the support banners distributed by these fan management teams were all very beautiful, and they were very happy to receive them.
Li Shuqi was unaware of the discussion behind her. As she walked, she ran into several familiar friends.
“Shuqi, you’ve finally arrived,” a girl said with a sigh of relief when she saw Li Shuqi. The two seemed to know each other very well.
“Xin’er, it’s only 12:30 in the morning, and so many of you have already arrived. Did you come earlier than expected?”
The girl named Xin’er hurriedly waved her hand and said, “Of course not. Don’t slander us. We arrived right at midnight, not earlier.”
Luoluo specifically posted on Weibo to remind them, so naturally they wouldn’t disobey their idol’s wishes.
Li Shuqi: …
She thought she had arrived early enough. After all, she got up at the stroke of midnight, but she didn’t expect so many people to leave right on the hour. Those who lived nearby had arrived even earlier. She hadn’t thought of that, and Li Shuqi was a little annoyed.
“Alright, Shuqi, let’s not talk about that now. Did you bring all the support items?” Xin’er asked expectantly.
“Of course, it’s in my car. Come with me to get it,” Li Shuqi said.
Like Li Shuqi, Han Xin’er was also a member of the Luo Fan Management Team.
The first few people in line followed Li Shuqi to the hover car to get their support items. Since there was still some time before dawn, the girls spread out all the support items near the hover car and quickly organized them into sets, making it much easier to distribute them to the fans.
“Regular fans receive a support banner, a support t-shirt, and a support hat, while VIP fans receive an additional small light stick.” As Li Shuqi spoke, someone quickly took out one of these items and placed them together into a specially made tote bag printed with Luo Lingxing’s photo.
Because there were people ahead of them helping them queue, Li Shuqi and the others continued to pack the goods here. Later, several more girls came over to do the same thing, and these girls were all members of the Luo-fan Management Team.
“I’ll take these over and distribute them to the fans here first. You all sit down for now, and I’ll come back for some more later,” Li Shuqi said to the others.
“Okay.” Li Shuqi put all the prepared support items into her space button.
In addition to space buttons that could hold mechas, there were also ordinary space buttons in the interstellar world. However, ordinary space buttons were not large, only about one cubic meter in size. It was just enough to hold everyday items. They are very expensive, making them unaffordable for ordinary people.
The space button in Li Shuqi’s hand was a gift from a wealthy Luo-fan. It was used to store these support items for easy distribution. It was considered public property of the Luo-fans and was only used when there were large-scale events requiring support.
Li Shuqi walked to the front of the line and then began distributing items to the back.
“Hello, thank you for your support of Luo Lingxing. Please continue to support Luo Luo in the future.” Every time Li Shuqi handed out these support items, she would gently repeat these words or other words of gratitude, making the listeners feel like they were bathed in a spring breeze, and thus improving their impression of Luo Lingxing.
Not everyone who attended the signing was a fan of Luo Lingxing. Some were music lovers or just casual observers. However, Li Shuqi’s actions and words easily make people feel good about Luo Lingxing, and may even turn them into fans.
Luo Lingxing’s fans’ spontaneous actions have gained some fame in the fan and even celebrity circles. Many celebrities envy Luo Lingxing for having such a group of rational and devoted fans who not only do not tarnish their idol’s image but also attract many more fans. They were truly role models among fans.
Of course, Luo Lingxing was unaware of these heartwarming events that occurred at the entrance of the signing event, as he was still sound asleep.
The signing was scheduled for 8:00 AM. Originally, the company planned to hold it for 10:00 AM, since 8:00 AM was a bit early. However, considering the album sales and the fans who were clamoring to attend the signing on the official Weibo account, and the fact that Luo Lingxing had promised to sign autographs for everyone who attended, the company was worried that there would be too many fans at the event and the signing would go on until very late. Therefore, the time was moved forward.
This was Luo Lingxing’s first signing, and he was quite looking forward to it. Especially since he’d be able to meet his fans face-to-face again. He wondered if he’d receive more Power of Faith from them.
Of course, besides the Power of Faith, this was also the first time that Luo Lingxing had such close contact with his fans. During the concerto, he was separated by a stage and couldn’t interact with his fans. So he was secretly excited this time.
Since he came into this world, apart from the help from his family, he received the most from his fans. In particular, without the Power of Faith provided by these fans, he might still be the weak and frail Luo Lingxing who could die at any moment.
Therefore, in this world, apart from his close family and loved ones, his fans were his closest strangers. They were also the people he wanted to thank the most. That was why he made the promise to “sign autographs for every fan who attends before the event ends,” which could be considered a small way of giving back to the fans who supported him.
Luo Lingxing got up at six o’clock, washed up and ate breakfast, and went to the company at seven o’clock. Then he went to the signing event with the company staff.
Han Junzhan was originally going to the company with Luo Lingxing and planned to accompany him to the signing event until the end.
As a result, while at the company, he suddenly received a call from the military, asking him to go to the military district. Military orders were absolute and must be obeyed, so Han Junzhan’s expression was somewhat unpleasant.
“Go ahead. There are so many people with me. Nothing will happen,” Luo Lingxing urged Han Junzhan.
“Don’t push yourself too hard. If you get tired of signing, take a break and then continue. I’ll come find you as soon as I’m done.” Han Junzhan instructed Luo Lingxing. Even Luo Lingxing would definitely be exhausted if he spent the whole day signing autographs, especially since his physical level wasn’t high and he was prone to fatigue.
“Okay.” Luo Lingxing nodded with a smile, feeling a warm feeling in his heart.
“Take good care of Luoluo. Don’t let him get tired. Prepare all the food and drinks…” Han Junzhan kept instructing Chen Hongliang and Xiao Ming.
Xiao Ming’s reaction was alright. After all, he often spent time with Han Junzhan and Luo Lingxing, and he had seen almost all of their various ways of showing affection, so his resistance had significantly improved.
