Rebirth of Chinese Entertainment, the Diary of a 95 Flower

As the high-speed train approached the riverbank, it gradually slowed down.

Yang Chaoyue held his phone, the page displaying Weibo data, and turned his head to look out the window.

You can see the boundary between muddy yellow and emerald green formed at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers.

The rusty sand dredger left mud trails on the river surface.

There are brick houses awaiting demolition and supply and marketing cooperatives from the last century.

The faded slogan "Family planning is good" can be seen on the mottled wall.

Let me refresh my Weibo data again.

The number of followers has increased to six thousand.

He was in an incredibly good mood: "Brother Yang, my follower count has increased to six thousand!"

"It will continue to rise in the future," Jiang Yang said with a smile.

It's not just Weibo data that's rising; with the launch of Douyin in the second half of the year, Douyin accounts also need to be registered.

There's no rush to tell Yang Chaoyue these things.

Let Yang Chaoyue get used to it first.

The malicious attacks we're experiencing now are just the most basic level.

As their fame grows, their past comments as ordinary people will be brought up again.

Early photos will be leaked.

They will be attacked for taking things out of context.

Before being admitted to university, Yang Chaoyue's low educational background and lack of culture would inevitably become a stain on his reputation.

Inappropriate words or actions, such as slips of the tongue during interviews or accidental likes on Weibo, will be magnified and criticized.

Acting impulsively and getting into conflict with fans of other celebrities can lead to malicious reports and the creation of negative hashtags.

As his career gradually improved, Yang Chaoyue couldn't suppress his urge to share.

I'm taking a screenshot of my Weibo data to show my dad.

Father probably won't understand.

I saw a post from Sister Yan on QQ Space.

I want to send it to Sister Yan so she knows that I've made a living as an actor.

Open Sister Yan's chat box.

I resisted the urge to send it.

Because I realized that I and Sister Yan had nothing left to talk about.

I opened the [Pretty Girl Battle 4] group and wanted to send it to Tian Xiwei, Liu Haochun and Zhao Jinmai.

In the end, I managed to restrain myself.

Opening Tian Xiwei's Weibo account reveals only a little over thirty followers.

Click on Liu Haochun's Weibo; he has over twenty followers.

They understand that their current success is also the future that Tian Xiwei and Liu Haochun hope for.

My current sharing might be hurtful to Xiwei and Haochun.

Everyone is jealous, and I'm no exception.

Even though he had a good relationship with Xiwei Haochun.

In the end, she told no one, leaning against Jiang Yang's chest, using his embrace as a comfortable cushion:
"Yang-ge, I really hope that the dramas starring Xiwei and Haochun can be broadcast soon."

"What's wrong?" Jiang Yang asked.

"Haochun is more talented than me, and Xiwei is smarter than me. They will definitely become famous in the future."

Pause.

She turned off her phone screen and continued, "Right now, only the character I played has been broadcast, and only I am gaining fans. It just feels a bit lonely."

“You’re not alone, you just walked a little faster than them,” Jiang Yang said.

"Yes, I know." Yang Chaoyue nodded.

Jiang Yang continued, "Besides, am I not human?"

Yang Chaoyue came to his senses.

Then she remembered that the roles she and Jiang Yang played were broadcast simultaneously.

Yan Min specifically instructed the post-production team to edit the scenes between her and Jiang Yang in a more romantic direction, making them more like a couple.

The background music in the behind-the-scenes footage is all sweet songs. Open Jiang Yang's Weibo.

Yang Chaoyue suddenly sat up straight, his eyes flashing: "Brother Yang, you already have 30,000 fans!"

I was focused on my own Weibo data before and didn't pay attention to Yang Ge's.

I then realized that Yang Ge's data increase was much more dramatic than mine.

That's normal. In the show, the clip of Yang Ge and Huang Lei acting together briefly made it to the trending searches. Although it was at the bottom of the trending search list, it still caught the attention of many people.

According to Yang Ge, this is called traffic generation.

Yang Chaoyue clicked on the first Weibo post published by Jiang Yang.

It's different from what she posted.

Her first Weibo post was a self-introduction video that Tian Xiwei filmed for her in the living room of the Fuli residential complex.

Jiang Yang's was a photograph.

It was filmed at Xiangshan Film and Television City.

After filming, the set was being dismantled. She stood on the wooden table where she and Huang Lei had eaten noodles together and used her Nokia phone to take a picture of the dismantled noodle stall as a memento.

Jiang Yang was behind her, filming her as she was filming a scene at a noodle stall, dressed as a female beggar.

The caption reads: "[Small leaps forward, not afraid of difficulties]".

Yang Ge's first Weibo post did not include Yang Ge himself.

It's all her.

"Yang-ge, why didn't you post a picture of yourself in your first Weibo post?" Yang Chaoyue asked.

"I'm just lazy. I happened to have this photo in my album, it's related to 'Go Fighting!', so I posted it," Jiang Yang replied.

Yang Chaoyue pouted and didn't say anything.

She knew that Yang was definitely lying to her.

She just wanted netizens to pay more attention to her.

What a great boss.

The train slowly slowed down and pulled into the station.

Yang Chaoyue stood up, bent down and looked at Jiang Yang sitting next to him: "Brother Yang, I promise I won't scold you anymore. I can't bear to."

Done.

His body suddenly leaned forward.

She brought her lips close to Jiang Yang's cheek, touched it briefly, then quickly pulled her head back, blinked rapidly, and stared at Jiang Yang.

Unconsciously, she grabbed the hem of her clothes and rubbed it.

The cotton fabric made a rustling sound.

Actually, I wanted to give her a kiss.

But the moment her lips touched Jiang Yang's face, her mind suddenly went blank, and she dared not make any extra movements.

"What are you doing?" Jiang Yang subconsciously moved his head to the side.

"Give me a kiss. I used to kiss my dad like this when I was little."

Jiang Yang stared into Yang Chaoyue's eyes, restraining his impulse.

Firstly, because this is on a high-speed train.

Secondly, because Chaoyue is not yet an adult.

If we don't restrain Chaoyue's behavior, and he becomes unrestrained and loses control, the book won't pass censorship.

Jiang Yang touched his cheek where Yang Chaoyue's lips had touched him.

He held it to his nose and sniffed: "Ugh, it smells bad."

Yang Chaoyue's eyes widened: "Huh?"

She reached up and licked her fingertip, then smelled it.

It doesn't smell bad at all.

no taste.

Looking up, she saw Jiang Yang take out his phone, open Zhao Jinmai's chat window, and send a message: "[Maimai, I'm going to tell you a secret, but you absolutely mustn't tell anyone else, Chaoyue's saliva stinks.]"

Received a reply from Zhao Jinmai: [“?”]
Yang Chaoyue also sent Zhao Jinmai a message: [“Don’t listen to Yang Ge’s nonsense, his saliva is the real stinker.”]
Zhao Jinmai replied instantly: [“!”]
In the group chat for "[Three Scoundrels]", Zhao Jinmai chimed in: ["Oh my god! What are you guys talking about here? I'm still a kid."]
He then followed up with another message: [“Xiao Jiang, you beast! Chao Yue isn’t even an adult yet!”]
After a long explanation, Zhao Jinmai finally understood what was going on.

Knowing that Chao Yue had only kissed Jiang Yang, Zhao Jinmai sent a message in the group: [“Little Jiang, you’re worse than an animal, even worse than my child.”] (End of this chapter)