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Chapter 209 - 209 82 No Martial Morality I've Been Doomed!

209: Chapter 82: No Martial Morality, I’ve Been Doomed!

209: Chapter 82: No Martial Morality, I’ve Been Doomed!

Zhao Hongjin’s tone was a bit urgent.

Anyone would be anxious being called shoddy.

“I have three brilliant strategies, a top, middle, and bottom plan.

Do you want to hear them?”

Cheng Daqi pondered for a moment and came up with several suitable ideas for Zhao Hongjin.

Top: Reading books, analyzing books — selling books, selling courses — promoting products.

Middle: Singing — becoming an idol — promoting products, short dramas, live streaming.

Bottom: Study abroad vlogs — personal shopping.

In fact, there’s no difference; any approach, if done well, can attract a multitude of fans and income.

All these paths are greatly suited for commercial operations.

With Zhao Hongjin’s looks and talent, she even has the chance to surge to a million fans.

Don’t take a million fans lightly.

The million fans CEO Cheng anticipates are those achieved without relying on any luck, purely on ability.

Luck is most important for internet celebrities; without it, it can take a long time to gain even a little bit of following.

When luck strikes, shaking a high P in an underground parking can net you fifty million likes!

“Golden axe, silver axe, iron axe?

Are you kidding me?”

Zhao Hongjin was somewhat skeptical of Cheng Daqi’s intentions.

She wanted Cheng Daqi to offer suggestions, but isn’t the speed of his advice a little too fast?

In two seconds, you’ve come up with three brilliant strategies.

Dude, are you showing off?

“Huh?”

Cheng Daqi was full of question marks.

I give you three suggestions and you think I’m joking with you?

Ah Zhao, you have no idea about CEO Cheng’s strength!

“Then start with your best plan, your top strategy.

I’ll listen to that first.”

Zhao Hongjin wasn’t in a hurry anymore.

She leaned back in her Audi A3 and began asking for details.

The girl wore a face that said, ‘Let’s see how you’re going to spin this,’ with her arms crossed.

From her body language and remarks, she was already on guard against Cheng Daqi’s bluffs.

“You say my company deals with internet celebrity business, but I’ve never liked that term.

(Because you’re right)

I emphasize discovering the value of people.

This actually conveys the core philosophy of Shanhaiguan Media.

(Just made it up)

Our philosophy is ‘to unveil human value through short videos, enabling more people to showcase themselves on a bigger stage.’ (Increase followers, harvest leeks)

Based on this concept, the best plan I’ve devised for you is to become a book reviewer, posting one long video a week, focusing solely on book reviews.

With this strategy, you can help more people learn from your videos and experience more captivating stories.”

The rise and changes of modern media have made information increasingly dense, and a lot of people have lost their ability to think independently due to the barrage of junk information.

Your work can not only bring you income and fans but also provide excellent quality content to the public.

This is transmitting the value I’ve seen in you to more people.”

Ah Zhao, does this suggestion deserve to be called a top strategy?

Cheng Daqi genuinely believed this strategy was flawless, and even though he used some pie-in-the-sky tactics, the future prospects of this route were certainly broad.

The girl with peach blossom eyes’ eyes shone brightly; she now felt that Cheng Daqi wasn’t as unimpressive as she had thought.

In truth, Master Cheng’s approach of prescribing the right cure proved to be effective; the nineteen-year-old was really buying his talk of ‘transmitting value,’ ‘quality content,’ and ‘leading people to witness wonderful stories.’

In fact, Zhao Hongjin had thought of something else.

Given her background, doing short videos could potentially be halted by her family.

But the top strategy Cheng Daqi provided was very fitting, fitting just right.

“Daqi, do you think I can do well?”

After hearing the advice, Zhao Hongjin became somewhat apprehensive.

The peach blossom-eyed girl was confident in her singing and dancing, top-notch, and her beauty could easily surpass those internet celebrity faces.

But, she had never actually tried book reviewing.

“I actually hope you pursue all three strategies at the same time, open three accounts, and create three different types of content.

By doing this, I am confident that I can help you sprint to a million followers.”

Cheng Daqi’s current strategy was inspired by a famous internet celebrity from a later era.

That guy had three accounts, three types of content, three different attitudes to life.

Once he went viral, his total number of followers reached beyond ten million.

You can’t be too certain in what you say, so Cheng Daqi only promised to help Zhao Hongjin reach a million followers.

“What?

I need to open three accounts to maybe try for a million followers?

But I see a lot of singing internet celebrities on Tiaodong videos that don’t sing as well as me, and they have several million followers.

Dance vloggers who are far worse than me have over seven million followers, and a few who blur their faces so much in photo editing also have over a million followers.

I can sing better than them, dance better than them…

in short, if I take it seriously, I should be able to easily hit a million followers, right?”

It must be said that Zhao Hongjin was a girl with ideas, possessing a kind of self-confidence that came from within.

This confidence did not stem from her arrogance but from her capabilities.

In little Zhao’s view, she could outdo a bunch of singing internet celebrities, annihilate 99.9% of the dance ones, and looks, well, a top beauty’s confidence never fears comparison.

“Luck is very important; it may be very easy to hit a million or even several million followers.

But if you’re not lucky, I am confident that you can sprint to a million followers with three accounts running simultaneously.”

Cheng Daqi indeed understood Zhao Hongjin’s perplexity.

In the early days, most internet celebrities simply caught the tide of the times; after getting hold of the traffic, they all rose up.

In the more competitive future, if you threw the early celebrities back into the competitive circle of minor internet celebrities, they might be completely wiped out.

There is an apt metaphor.

Every era has trains that belong to it.

People with higher social status tend to have better vision, are more likely to detect the signs of incoming trains earlier, and therefore have a greater chance of seizing the opportunities of the next era.