My American magical life
Chapter 577 - 577 96 You jump I jump!

577: Chapter 96 You jump, I jump!

577: Chapter 96 You jump, I jump!

Feeling the plane’s turbulence, Zhao Hongjin took off her eye mask.

She glanced outside and saw that the plane seemed to have reached the mainland.

The girl with the peach blossom eyes let out an almost imperceptible sigh, the flight of over a dozen hours had made her a bit irritable.

After taking out her earplugs, Zhao, who had slept throughout the flight, first checked her phone and saw a few unread messages from CEO Cheng.

She quickly typed out a reply.

Zhao ‘Arrived at Ludao, but haven’t landed yet.’

CEO Cheng replied almost instantly.

Cheng ‘Come to the office directly.

I’ve arranged content for all four of your accounts.

Use your return trip to produce four domestic theme videos over the water, aiming to finish before this afternoon’s signing ceremony.

That way, you can rest for the next few days.’

What CEO Cheng said was so infuriating, Zhao’s eyes twitched with anger.

Alright, alright, so this is how you want to play it?

Zhao ‘Your capitalist words fall like cold raindrops on my weary heart.

You might have forgotten that I just flew over a dozen hours across an ocean to see you.’

In the office, CEO Cheng communicating with Gu Chaofei saw Zhao’s message and motioned an apology before quickly replying.

Cheng ‘Ah, you’re unaware.

This morning we had the supplier conference and this afternoon a signing event with Family’s Fine Goods.

All good material.

You should find some scenic spot to sing a song at midday.

That’s three videos sorted.

Then later, shoot some experiences of flying international, share on the study abroad student VLOG account.

If the four accounts stagger their posting times, a week’s workload is done— more watery videos is a good thing.

Action speaks louder than words, hurry over!’

The plane landed smoothly, and Zhao Hongjin, pushed by CEO Cheng’s sales pitch, breathed a low sigh and said,

“Hahaha, Daqi, you’re a little bad, but this suggestion is not bad.”

Creating short videos wasn’t a simple task, especially since she had a reputation to maintain, so the quality had to be assured.

Therefore, the pressure on Zhao Hongjin to create content was actually quite significant.

But CEO Cheng always had a few clever tricks up his sleeve; with just a little effort, he could sort out content for all her four accounts in a day.

However, this method of producing watery videos couldn’t be played for long.

Given her primary content style abroad, once in a while was fine, but too often would affect the growth rate of her account’s followers.

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“Daqi, haha, you must be very busy now too, right?”

Gu Chaofei no longer had any animosity toward CEO Cheng; at first, he worried that Cheng Daqi would become a new power player in Dongxin, competing with him for resources.

Unfortunately, CEO Cheng wasn’t petty; he didn’t bother fighting for scraps in Dongxin’s pot—if he wanted meat, he would cook his own.

Now, with MSA’s valuation over 800 million, CEO Cheng hadn’t really belonged to Dongxin anyway, and he even brought in a big client like Mi’er to Dongxin.

How could Gu Chaofei still feel any hostility toward him?

“Yes, but I’m still behind you, Gu.

Sun Dongxin’s sudden overseas delegation visit caught us off guard, so I had to ask you to come and hold the fort, haha.”

Cheng Daqi didn’t elaborate further, skillfully changing the subject.

In his past life, he had a good relationship with Gu Chaofei because he had been an external entrepreneur incubated by the Dongxin system, and at that time Gu Chaofei had already secured his position at Dongxin.

Now, they were mere acquaintances with no in-depth relations.

There was no need to say too much—CEO Cheng still didn’t know that Gu Chaofei had tried to undermine him with Sun Dongxin.

“We’re all part of the same circle; it’s a small matter.

Your Shanhaiguan is doing quite well.

Guo Chongyang’s new company collaborating with you only set up less than a month ago but has already recruited over seventy beauty hosts—this news is spreading throughout the Ludao business district, hahaha.”

Cheng Daqi nodded with a complex expression, explaining helplessly.

“Negotiations with Ludao University are still not going well, alas, we can only stablilize Old Guo.

It’s troublesome.”

Gu Chaofei smiled slightly, pretending not to understand as he sipped his tea—I understand your insinuation, but I don’t want to help.

Back then, Gu Chaofei was a notable figure at Ludao University and is now a distinguished alumnus with connections there.

Cheng Daqi’s Shanhaiguan collaborated with Ludao Vocational Art College to establish a New Millennium Media Research Institute.

The name sounded impressive, but the validity of Ludao Art Vocational College as a partner was questionable, barely passing muster—hence CEO Cheng never gave up on contacting Ludao University.

“Knock knock!”

“Come in.”

It was Xiao Cao again, entering with a tablet in her arms, a look of excitement on her face.

But upon noticing Dongxin’s General Manager Gu’s presence, her expression immediately stiffened, catching CEO Cheng off guard.

“CEO Cheng, please have a look at this.”

Cheng Daqi shook his head as he took the tablet.

Xiao Cao always had ideas, preferring to report in person any matter that could have been communicated online, as long as he was in the office.

Glancing at the tablet content, CEO Cheng felt somewhat relieved.

He had been waiting for this news for days.

“So it has finally arrived.

I said the netizens’ thirst for drama is infinite.

We can withdraw the prepared Internet trolls; no need for us to step in.”

Noticing the change in Cheng Daqi, Gu Chaofei could no longer feign ignorance; curiosity is human nature.

“Oh, Daqi, what happened?”

CEO Cheng glanced at Xiao Cao, and Cao Yueyue quickly smartly left the room, leaving CEO Cheng and Gu Chaofei to continue their discussion.

Handing the tablet to Gu Chaofei, Cheng Daqi sighed.

“Shanhaiguan seems to be thriving, but as the founder, I’m under a lot of pressure.

Often I have to market myself, just hoping to increase visibility and push forward the companies and Internet influencers under me.”