Huayu became famous overnight

Chapter 139: Little guy, can’t I shock you?

"No way. You and Sister Fei look like sisters. If I want to call her aunt, then I have to call her Aunt Fei too." Xu Ming said.

"I don't mind."

Wang Fei shrugged, pulled Chen Jiaying to sit down, and introduced him: "You may not know him in Hong Kong, but he was very popular in mainland China last year."

Xu Ming signaled Xiaoyuan to find the waiter to start serving the food.

Then Chen Jiaying said, "You underestimate me and him. I have heard of his name in Hong Kong. Not everyone dares to fight with Zhang Weijian and others and then have a verbal fight with Wang Jing and Zhou Runfa."

Wang Fei was stunned for a moment before he remembered this and chuckled with his hands covering his mouth.

Seriously speaking, she is also an artist who debuted and became famous in Hong Kong.

However, I don’t have much dealings with those people in the Hong Kong entertainment industry.

"Those bad reputations are all fabricated by the underworld. I am actually quite kind and upright. If anyone doesn't get along well with me, they might as well look for the reasons in themselves." Xu Ming said seriously.

snort~
Wang Fei couldn't help laughing out loud.

Why didn’t I realize before that this guy is so smooth-talking and shameless?

Chen Jiaying glanced at Wang Fei beside him and raised his eyebrows.

Judging from the way the two of them interact with each other, it's more than just acquaintances, otherwise the latter wouldn't be so relaxed in front of the opposite sex.

"You mentioned the online promotion of the concert to Feifei. With all due respect, she doesn't need that at all given her fame."

Chen Jiaying was not going to let the atmosphere continue to relax. She came here to discuss serious matters, and being too close would be bad.

"You think it's not necessary because you think Wang Fei's popularity is enough."

Xu Ming gestured with his hand in front of his chest, and then said: "Whether you admit it or not, advertisers and endorsers now pay more attention to popularity."

"And this is what I expect from Wang Fei."

He raised his hands and gestured above his head.

Without waiting for Chen Jiaying to speak, he turned to Xiaoyuan beside him and asked, "How many Internet users were there in China last year?"

"According to statistics, 3.84 million, which is more than the total number of Internet users in the United States and Japan." Xiaoyuan said.

"That means nearly 400 million people are online, and one in every four people in the country has definitely been online."

Xu Ming spread his hands to Chen Jiaying, "Sister Ying, you may not understand the convenience of the Internet at your age. In the past, once a piece of news was published in the newspaper, it would take at least the next day for the public to see it. People in remote areas might not know about it until three or four days later."

"On the Internet, it only takes one second to publish, and nearly 400 million netizens can see it."

This is not the first time he has used his youth to bully these old folks in the entertainment industry.

For example, singer Li Jian only uses a mobile phone for the elderly, and actor Deng Chao does not know how to use Didi to hail a taxi or order takeout.

In the previous life, at the 2025 Weibo Night, Li Bingbing wanted to add Yan Ni on WeChat, but the two didn’t know how to scan the code, so they called Shen Teng for help, but the latter didn’t know how to do it either.

They look like three old people.

These people seem to be living at the forefront of fashion, but in fact, due to their closed circle, the fact that they are busy with various activities as adults and have assistants to serve them in all aspects, most of them are out of touch with society.

"I don't understand the Internet, but I know that no matter which platform it is, it is not easy to let the audience see it." Chen Jiaying said without leaking anything.

"No, you underestimated us. The Internet environment is still very simple. There are many people like you who are skeptical and wait-and-see. This gives us the opportunity to enter first."

"Xiaoyuan, how many views has the "So Young" school beauty contest received?" Xu Ming asked, snapping his fingers.

"The total number is currently 26.53 million," Xiaoyuan said.

"How many people are participating in the voting interaction?" Xu Ming played a blind eye here. In fact, one person can register more than a dozen accounts to participate in voting and interaction.

"Five million, seven hundred and sixty thousand." Xiao Yuan said.

"And for this exposure of nearly 30 million people, we only paid a cost of no more than five million, and there was a surplus through sponsorship from various parties." Xu Ming smiled confidently.

Talk about film and television with people in the Internet industry, and talk about the Internet with people in the film and television industry.

It's all about misplaced attack.

These staggering numbers made Chen Jiaying feel a little dizzy.

The entire Hong Kong population is only 710 million.

Without waiting for her to think about it, Xu Ming took out his mobile phone and opened Sina Weibo.

When Weibo first came out, Sina invited him to join.

After all, he is a well-known figure on the blog and has a large number of fans.

"This is a Weibo account that Sina Entertainment launched in August last year. It plays the celebrity card and invites celebrities to join. I currently have 1.6 million followers on it, ranking first on the Weibo follower list."

Xu Ming spoke in a casual tone, but in fact, he had secretly put a lot of thought into this first place.

Many celebrities didn’t really care about Weibo when they first started using it, and never thought that this platform would become a trendsetting figure in the entertainment industry in the future.

So much so that in her previous life, Yao Chen took the lead and won the title of Weibo Queen.

In this life, Xu Ming, who understood the prospects of Weibo, naturally devoted a lot of effort to encouraging blog fans and personal fans to shift their attention to Weibo.

He became the first blogger to have over one million followers.

"You are the first. Many of my friends are also playing this. Sina also invited me, but I didn't play it." Wang Fei said in surprise.

Xu Ming saw through it but didn't say anything. This guy was not playing at all, he was clearly using a smurf account.

There was also a vest scandal in the previous life.

When she registered on Weibo, she and her friends agreed not to follow each other, but it was still exposed by netizens.

Chen Jiaying hesitated for a moment and asked, "Is this fan attention guaranteed to be real?"

As expected of a professional artist manager, he hit the point in just one sentence.

“It’s true for now. There will definitely be a possibility of fake followers in the future. And currently the authenticity of the number of fans can be seen from the comments on Weibo. Of course, this can also be faked.”

Xu Ming paused and said meaningfully: "The easier it is to see information on this platform, the easier it is for real information to be covered up. So how to let netizens see your information is a very profound knowledge, and this is also the service we sell."

Chen Jiaying finally understood what Wang Fei had said about this guy: he was a very special person.

It was indeed special. With just a few words, the other party described to her the changes that might occur in the public opinion field in the future.

Good wine needs no bush, but what if the whole street is filled with wine?
Even various drinks, fruit juices, and even urine are mixed in it, who can really tell the taste.

"So according to you, Weibo will become a public opinion battlefield that various parties will compete for in the future?" Chen Jiaying asked.

"I can say this: when you have more than 100 fans online, you are like an in-house publication; more than 1000, you are a bulletin board; more than 1, you are a magazine; more than 10, you are a local metropolitan newspaper; more than 100 million, you are a national newspaper; more than 1000 million, you are a TV station."

Xu Ming looked at the other person's blank eyes and added, "Last year, the Yunnan Provincial News Office opened the first government Weibo in China, and other departments followed suit. I don't need to say more about the importance of online public opinion, right?"

Little guy, I can't scare you anymore?

(End of this chapter)