But her arrival still sparked some small discussions among those waiting in line outside.
Even without the recent hit "Divine Catcher," she was still a top-tier celebrity in China. She's been popular for ten years, and while her reputation is mixed, being infamous is still a form of celebrity, and that's an absolute truth. She is well-known throughout the Chinese-speaking world, or rather, the entire East Asian circle.
As soon as she appeared, many people gathered around to look at her. Among those auditioning were both big stars and newcomers, and the casting decision wasn't based on fame but rather on how well one fit the role.
There were a few acquaintances around. Xia Siyu, though always giving off an image of being dominant and overbearing, would still greet familiar faces politely. This was the same with people from other countries; her English was good, allowing her to switch languages and communicate without barriers.
