As friends, no problem.

But when it comes to certain stances, he will definitely stand by his own country.

Fortunately, S-M is very sensible about this, and all the artists under S-M are warned not to get involved in such matters.

However, for artists who are not managed by S-M anymore, it's hard to say.

(Artists getting involved in politics are either stupid or bad, and Red Velvet's five members have done very well in this regard... for now~)

"Alright, I don't want to ruin my girlfriend's career. But according to PD Lee's proposal... I'm a bit unsure."

"What?"

"Our everyday life together is okay, but our separate daily lives... is it really necessary to film them?"

"Of course, this way it can create a contrast between your states when you're together and apart." Lee Yeonju explained, then opened the computer in front of her and found some materials she had prepared in advance, "A significant portion of fans worry that Irene's relationship with you might interfere with her work and schedule... It's a great opportunity to express Irene's thoughts to the fans."

"I sort of understand, but... not to mention her side for now, on my side... just live streaming, working out when she's not around... would anyone be interested in watching that?"

This question was something Lee Yeonju had also considered.

Actually, in recent years, the Korean entertainment industry has seen significant changes in variety show audiences.

Many people now enjoy watching "observational" variety shows, where they watch celebrities reacting to various recorded clips.

"Same Bed, Different Dreams," "My Little Old Boy," these are typical observational variety shows.

And they have been quite popular programs in recent years.

Lee Yeonju also wanted to incorporate this kind of element into Liu Xin'an and Bae Juhyun's variety show.

As for the celebrities who will observe their daily footage...

It's not hard to find, Son Seungwan is an undisputed variety show genius, and then rotating some artists close to Bae Juhyun in S-M as accomplices.

There you go, the buzz, the cast, even the topics are all set.

Ah, the show will also be broadcast in China at that time, so Liu Xin'an will definitely have to bring out a few friends from his side.

This will be something for Liu Xin'an to worry about by then, but since he is a streamer now, he should have some friends to discuss on stage...

"Have you ever watched the show 'My Little Old Boy'?"

"I've seen it."

"In our concept, the show with you and Irene would be in that format, but without needing particularly professional variety hosts, inviting more of Irene's and your friends."

"Wait, wait..."

Liu Xin'an was stunned, then quickly stopped Lee Yeonju's statement.

The show they were discussing just now, he had seen it on TV when watching it with Bae Juhyun.

But that show... how should I put it, maybe because he's not familiar with those being 'observed', he couldn't watch it all the way through.

Either he would pinch Bae Juhyun's small hand, or play with her jet-black hair, accompanying is a form, Bae Juhyun won't force Liu Xin'an to have the same preferences as her, as long as Liu Xin'an can be by her side, giving her a sense of security and fulfillment.

Even a show he can't sit through... will there really be fans interested in watching?

He couldn't help but start to doubt.

His hesitation seemed to be noticed by Lee Yeonju, and Lee Yeonju didn't rudely explain but instead laid out the award situations and viewership ratings of variety shows from the past two years to so straightforwardly explain her views.

"In terms of performance, you shouldn't worry too much, these are solid performances, as for whether there will be any cultural adaptation issues in China... it still depends on the specific situation, as we don't have enough data support for this aspect, so... I can't make a judgment."

As for Chinese variety shows...

It's hard to use them as a reference.

Including some variety shows on this time's broadcasting platform, Bilibili.

In other words, China is a completely foreign territory for Lee Yeonju, which is why she needs Liu Xin'an's involvement so much in the planning of this program.

There still needs to be some local support, at the very least... to tell her what Chinese fans like to watch these days.

Ah, what Liu Xin'an mentioned before is definitely not going to work, no matter what, Korea is still Bae Juhyun's main base, and the basics here cannot be lost.

"Back to the previous question, about whether your daily work will have an audience... Nowadays, we also have a group of fans who like you in our country, and your variety show performance is excellent, with many fans curious about your private state."

In this regard, Lee Yeonju is actually more concerned about Bae Juhyun than Liu Xin'an.

To the audience, Liu Xin'an's presence is unfamiliar, a sense of novelty.

Perhaps some of Bae Juhyun's fans are full of anger towards him, skipping segments where he appears, but market research is quite promising data.

Quite a few onlookers are still very interested in Liu Xin'an's presence, not to mention a large number of CP fans have been eagerly awaiting the couple's variety show.

But Bae Juhyun's sense of self-variety is relatively weak.

When she's with her members, or with old acquaintances, she's quite at ease, but once she's alone, her enthusiasm visibly diminishes.