My American magical life
Chapter 372 - 372 30 Some Official Media Illegal Internet Celebrity Cheng Daqi_3

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As long as he could maneuver, he was confident he could keep winning.

Moreover, the trap had been dug by CEO Cheng himself right from the start!

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Last night.

In Sheep City, at a gathering involving drinks, Ai Guobei was chatting with a few media friends who shared the same “ideals.”

“…he would never expect that I know influential people in America.

It only took a little digging to uncover his past.

Speaking of Cheng Daqi, he really is quite cunning.

For the sake of his act, he actually sneaked into America.

But he probably thought playing a homeless man for views was too slow, so he changed the script style and started making flaunting wealth videos.

Nowadays, these youngsters haven’t suffered in the past, can’t even pretend to be homeless convincingly.

At the time, he was wandering the streets while posting pictures of himself eating gourmet meals on his social circle.

Tell me, isn’t such a person laughable?”

Even if what he was saying was nonsense, his “like-minded” friends would still egg on Ai Guobei.

Like bedbugs finding a warm home, this group of Hua Country people, whose heart was not in Hua Country, discussed how to ‘hunt’ Cheng Daqi—they thought it was their letter of credence, even though they didn’t know who they were submitting it to.

If CEO Cheng heard what they were saying, he would surely laugh until his stomach hurt.

In America, CEO Cheng’s friends were nearly in Capitol Hill, and these spiritual Americans dared to go after CEO Cheng, a friend of the big shots on Capitol Hill.

One must say, their lives are quite fascinating.

To call them the dogs of capital, but they haven’t taken much money from capital.

To call them the dogs of America, but America doesn’t feed them.

These bedbugs can exist and have a habitat for survival all thanks to the inclusive cultural policies of Hua Country—America has freedom of speech, but this freedom must adhere to the premise of political correctness, and it must conform to the direction expected by the media capital.

While in Hua Country, even Ai Guobei has the opportunity to express his views at the most top-level institutions and media—many real manipulators choose to keep these dissenters as representatives just to avoid becoming deaf and blind to external opinions.

But actually, Ai Guobeis are just cunningly selfish fools, their brains lacking substantial insights, nothing more than a bunch of opportunistic small-minded people.

When the craze for Qigong was excessive, he chose to expose the Qigong scam.

When the quack doctors made a mess hard to clean up, he chose to poke their asses.

When certain comprador groups were so repulsive that people started to despise them, he chose to leap out and wave the flag for them.

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“CEO Cheng, are we really going to release this?”

The legal statement was ready, and Xiao Cao stared at the document on the screen, still feeling somewhat uneasy.

“Haven’t you always hoped that I would respond proactively?”

CEO Cheng asked with a smile.

“CEO Cheng, but I feel this kind of response will only make things more intense, can’t we consider settling it privately?”

Xiao Cao was still naïve, Cheng Daqi narrowed his eyes meaningfully as he responded.

“I originally wanted to play a big game, but then I gave up on that idea.

But these people just don’t know what’s good for them, trying to win in a game I set up?

Hah!”

The whole game was set up by you?

CEO Cheng’s words caused a storm in Cao Yueyue’s heart, she even thought CEO Cheng was bluffing.

But recalling CEO Cheng’s strangely calm demeanor these past few days, Xiao Cao began to believe in CEO Cheng’s words again.

“Go ahead and release it.

Actually, this kind of response isn’t strong at all, I’m even showing weakness.”

The group of vipers thought they had bitten Cheng Daqi’s Achilles heel, believing victory was within sight.

But Cheng Daqi only despised them for muddying the waters; the waves they stirred up weren’t high enough.