My American magical life
Chapter 897 - 897 63 Come Watch the Fireworks 5

897: Chapter 63: Come, Watch the Fireworks 5 897: Chapter 63: Come, Watch the Fireworks 5 Whether President Cheng has acted the fool is not for us to say.

But one thing is for sure, the video of Cheng Daqi’s speech at Ludao University has gone viral.

The internet is a boring place; in modern society, people are exposed to too much information and can process too little of it.

Compared to multi-core computer CPU chips, the human brain functions like a unique single-core mode, with algorithms or software versions that struggle to adapt to the complex environment of mixed false and true garbage information.

Therefore, in their quest to fill the void of spiritual loneliness, incompetent humans have an inevitable craving for nannying entertainment.

And most people believe they have independent personalities and extraordinary wills, firmly convinced they are unique, thus diluting the universality of culture.

In the bustling desert of the internet, different people enter different circles, open their mouths, and happily inhale the spiritual opium.

Under such a system, the media and marketing have a great deal of room to maneuver, with America being the prime example, where media outlets in control of public opinion have become tools of capital.

The will of capital always manages to achieve its goals with the help of the media.

However, Hua Country is not America, and it’s still difficult for Cheng Daqi to manipulate the trending searches to his favor.

The problem is complicated, but the approach is simple: hitch a ride on whatever’s hot.

Just like how multiple points stuffed together naturally add up to a result, as with copycats’ books, as long as the stitching is plentiful and precise, performance won’t be a problem.

When faced with skepticism, Cheng Daqi’s response is almost a full set of elements.

Justice in law, morality in business, simple righteousness, foolish managers; these things can easily evoke an uproar in the minds of onlookers.

Add to that Cheng Daqi’s own topicality…

he is truly a big online celebrity.

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In a luxurious mansion in Wuyuan Bay, President Cheng sits at the dining table, video calling with his staff from America.

Zhao Hongjin has returned from Border Province; she spent four days there finishing the content for the next three weeks.

That means, besides any commercial gigs, she can take a holiday for the next few weeks.

The girl with Peach Blossom Eyes sits across him today, wearing a blue and white plaid dress, demurely scrolling through videos.

People like them who make short videos for a living have lost the capacity to enjoy watching others’ videos; just like how novelists analyze the writing style of any book they read, one of Zhao Hongjin’s main purposes in watching short videos is to learn and absorb the strengths of others.

“Daqi, couple vloggers get a lot of traffic.

Just add a touch of touching plot, without much acting, you can easily go viral.”

A clever girl knows exactly how to tease Cheng Daqi’s thoughts, as she suggests with implications.

“Should I start a fifth account and find a partner to play a couple?

This way, I can reach twenty million followers even faster.”

Cheng Daqi stops typing his reply, his expression freezing awkwardly.

“You could, but there’s no need.

Risk management is a key concept in Shanhaiguan’s operating philosophy, which is why we offer common sense courses to internet celebrities.

If you start a new account and bring in a new person,

Well, he would become a risk factor.

With the huge number of your followers, even a slight negative public opinion could greatly affect your development.

In short, it’s not a good idea.”

His reasoning is well-rounded and watertight.

“Brother, you look quite amusing when you talk seriously about bullsh*t…but aren’t you in a hurry?”

The energetic girl rests her chin in her hands, smiling softly as she looks at her ex-boyfriend.

“Hurry for what?” President Cheng answered back.

Cheng Daqi is a person with a strong sense of career; he has built his career to be a bridge towards realizing his dreams.

But he still enjoys his time with the girl he loves.

They are friends now, but not just ordinary friends; there are still some lingering entanglements.

“You’re trending again, but they say you’re full of “dad vibes”, greasy and shameless.

Despite being a capitalist, you still try to empathize with the common people, looking like a schizophrenic.

Well, they also say what you need most right now is to find a specialist to hang with.

If you don’t get treatment soon, it’ll be too late – late-stage greasiness, hahaha.”

Zhao Hongjin becomes more enthusiastic as she speaks, eventually presenting Cheng Daqi with a treatment plan.

Cheng Daqi said, speechless.

“I feel you’re somewhat reveling in my misfortune?”

The young girl teases him with a smile.

“Don’t misunderstand, I’m absolutely reveling in it.

I was worried about getting hammered for advertising for Family Good Items, but you, being taller, can hold up if the sky falls.

Now, you’re all over the trending searches, with heaps of experts on Zhihu analyzing from different angles how preposterous the stuff you get bashed for is.

President Cheng, this humble girl thanks you.”

Like two soldiers sent to the front lines, President Cheng and Zhao Hongjin are the most prominent figures in the matter with Family Good Items.

But now, when it comes down to the real fight, as Cheng, due to his larger size, deflects a lot of the bullets for Zhao Hongjin.

After all, among internet users, the majority who have the time to be concerned and sympathize with deceived mothers are women, and as a man, President Cheng naturally becomes an easier target than Zhao Hongjin.

“No need to thank me, I’m glad to help.” Cheng Daqi shrugged his shoulders, standing up to refill his teacup.

Confidence is the pinnacle; behind President Cheng’s composure lies the ultimate confidence.

“The NF series newspapers are writing veiled critiques about you again, Daqi.

We can ignore online comments, but should we respond to this kind of media bias?”