Wiki & Encyclopedia: This Star Really Wants To Retire

A professional skill involving deep character immersion. Xu Chujing is currently struggling to master the 'state of a cat' for her upcoming role, leading her to observe feline behavior intensely to the point of psychological integration.

A traditional dance form that Luo Mo mastered, making him valuable as a dance assistant for the program.

A traditional performing art involving singing and high-pitched vocal techniques that Luo Mo studied under Master Tong Qinglin.

A set of traditional moral and professional guidelines for apprentices in the performing arts used to instill discipline and integrity.

A song performed by Luo Mo that his father plays on loop in the family restaurant.

An instrumental or vocal piece by Luo Mo frequently played by his family to support him.

A unique and highly effective method of stroking cats developed by Luo Mo that causes felines to become extremely relaxed and affectionate.

A powerful song performed by Luo Mo during the first public performance, noted for its haunting vocalizations that left the audience and trainees deeply moved.

Luo Mo's personal motto, originating from a classic poem which implies his ambition that 'no one in the world will fail to recognize you'.

A traditional Chinese woodwind instrument known for its loud, high-pitched, and dominant sound. Often associated with folk ceremonies, Luo Mo decides to use it for his third public performance.

A western instrument Luo Mo used during his performance of the song 'Gentleness'.

A western string instrument Luo Mo used for the instrumental performance of 'Confession Night'.

A modern musical genre that Luo Mo claims can be successfully blended with the traditional sound of the suona.

A hauntingly powerful song associated with the story Red Sorghum, known for its high-level vocal difficulty and soul-stirring impact.

A western classical dance form that Shen Yinuo studied in her youth.

An immersive acting method used by Xu Chujing where she fully integrates the movements, expressions, and gaze of a feline into her performance.

A term used within idol groups to describe a performer who excels in every category, including singing, dancing, and rapping.

A vocal technique involving rhythmic speech and wordplay, one of the three core pillars of idol performance.

A specialized singing technique derived from traditional Chinese opera. Luo Mo incorporates a strengthened version of this style to add a haunting, ethereal quality to the song's climax.

A haunting and impactful song performed by Luo Mo involving a 'ghost marriage' theme, featuring a pivotal suona solo that transitioned between themes of joy and sorrow.

A popular electronic dance music track produced by Luo Mo, originally by Alan Walker, which he used as the backing track for his improvised suona performance.

The skill of manipulating and mixing recorded music in real-time, performed by Li Ge during Luo Mo's electronic music showcase.

A song by Luo Mo scheduled to be broadcast in the second half of the third episode, expected to further boost his popularity.

An industry term referring to the practice of suppressing a rising star's popularity through negative rumors or strategic blacklisting to prevent them from becoming 'explosively' famous.

A well-known song often used in entertainment novels to heighten emotional stakes and character resonance during performances.

A marketing strategy where an agency creates a specific public image or character for a star to gain audience favor.

A traditional form of storytelling using flat articulated figures held between a source of light and a translucent screen, used as visual accompaniment for Luo Mo's performance.

Luo Mo's seemingly magical and highly effective method of petting cats that makes even wary animals feel comfortable.

The official voting leaderboard of the show that determines trainee rankings and eliminations.

A famous song by a top Xingshi Entertainment artist, based on a dark fairy tale about a forest elf prince, chosen by Shen Mingliu's team for the next stage.

A powerful and iconic Chinese song associated with the Water Margin, briefly considered by Luo Mo for its masculine energy.

A percussion instrument traditionally used by Buddhist monks, which Luo Mo requests as a creative prop to find the 'state' for his next song.

An industry slang term used by netizens to describe 'hand-picked' contestants who receive excessive screen time and resources. Luo Mo's fans ironically adopted the term to boast about his chart dominance.

A classic song chosen by Luo Mo for the fourth performance, focusing on the emotional struggle of Tang Sanzang in the Kingdom of Women.

A traditional art form involving the manipulation of sand to create moving images, used as a visual background for Luo Mo's performance.

A complex song by Jay Chou that Luo Mo considers using as a ultimate weapon to 'crush' his competition.

A famous poetic verse integrated into the end of the performance, questioning how one can honor both religious duties and the person they love without betraying either.

A contemporary pop song composed as a sister piece to 'Women's Love'. It features a unique chanting-style vocal for the male part and a clear, ethereal style for the female part, incorporating the poetry of Tsangyang Gyatso.

A specialized singing technique utilized by Tong Shu that allows him to sing in a voice that blurs the lines between male and even-toned female registers.

A predatory industry practice where a company signs a talent only to intentionally withhold resources and exposure, effectively freezing their career.

Luo Mo's final 'coronation' song dedicated to dreamers, characterized by extremely difficult high notes and raw vocal intensity.

Luo Mo's personal motto and the defining theme of his departure from the idol show, signifying his rise to fame beyond the competition.

A famous song mentioned by Luo Mo as a cultural reference from his previous world, symbolizing talent breaking through industry barriers.

An animated series planned by Luo Mo, characterized by its patriotic, inspirational, and high-energy themes despite its cute character designs.

A song by a famous foreign boy group mentioned by Luo Mo as an example of awkward Chinese localization.

The title track of Tong Shu's upcoming debut album, produced by Luo Mo.

The professional craft of performance. Luo Mo possesses mid-to-high level talent refined by his years of traditional opera training, which grants him exceptional control over micro-expressions and eye contact.

The fundamental skill of vocal projection and clarity in acting, naturally mastered by those with a background in traditional Chinese opera.

The art of performing combat sequences for film. Luo Mo utilizes his background in opera and dance to perform fluid, high-difficulty movements including sword thrusts, mid-air flips, and weapon tosses.

An internal Chinese martial art focused on balance and flow, which Luo Mo practiced under Master Tong, contributing to his physical grace.

The use of harnesses and cables to simulate flight or supernatural agility in high-budget film productions.

A higher-status billing category in the film industry compared to a guest role, used by Xu Chujing to elevate Luo Mo's professional standing.

A song currently being recorded by Tong Shu for his debut album, noted for its subtle stylistic similarities to his previous hit 'Big Fish'.

The title track for NINE-T's debut album, composed by Huang Jinlong. Its name is widely interpreted by fans and the industry as a direct aggressive response to Luo Mo's 'Big Fish'.

Luo Mo's specific method of stroking and massaging behind the ears, which mimics the way one comforts a real cat, causing a profound physical response in Xu Chujing.

A percussion skill that Ding Xiaoyu recently taught herself, which she performs with surprising proficiency despite her gentle personality.

A vocal technique where a singer provides backing vocals to complement the lead melody, performed by Cao Lei during the band session.

Luo Mo possesses specialized skills in outdoor grilling, despite his family owning a small restaurant where he claims his general cooking is mediocre.

A cultural and musical ethos associated with liberation and intense emotional expression, often contrasted with more commercial musical genres.

A classic emotional ballad written by Jonathan Lee, selected by Luo Mo for Tong Shu's album.

A poetic song originally by Li Jian, included in Tong Shu's album to maintain the water-themed consistency.

A famous classic song produced by Jonathan Lee for Chief Chao.

One of the most famous representative works of Jeff Chang, produced by Jonathan Lee.

A song from Tong Shu's album that went viral on video platforms, leading to numerous covers and secondary creations by content creators.

A track from Tong Shu's debut album that gained significant traction and was shared by industry peers like Ding Xiaoyu.

A powerful rock song performed by Luo Mo. It features rebellious lyrics and high-energy sequences, centered on themes of youth, refusal to conform, and the preservation of one's true self against the decay of adulthood.

A vocal technique used by Luo Mo to inject raw emotion and intensity into his performance, heightening the atmosphere of the rock song.

A basic professional standard for singers where the microphone is fully live without backing vocal tracks or lip-syncing. It has become a rare and praised trait in the modern entertainment industry.

A style of musical composition or performance that focuses on complex techniques and intricate melodies, which can sometimes alienate a general audience if not balanced with catchy elements.

The first stage in Luo Mo's 'Flying Fish Trilogy' musical concept designed for Tong Shu.

The second stage in the 'Flying Fish Trilogy' musical concept.

The final stage in the 'Flying Fish Trilogy' musical concept.

The art of providing character voices for animation. It requires strong emotional delivery and vocal versatility, skills often possessed by experienced actors like Ding Xiaoyu.

A famous, lengthy musical medley consisting of various hit love songs. Luo Mo considers performing it but worries about the implications of the title given the show's name.

A professional term used by Luo Mo to describe voice actors with extraordinary vocal range and the ability to transform their voices into completely different characters.