Entertainment Era: Starting with Teaching Sister Meng to Sing

Upon hearing Song Shihui's words, Wang Xiaozhou handed over the original film to her without any hesitation.

While Wang Xiaozhou is very good at creative talent, which can be cheated by the system, business negotiation requires experience and insight. Wang Xiaozhou has never been high-level in either of his two lives, so he can't really negotiate any good terms on his own. Therefore, it's better to trust Song Shihui completely.

"Why are you helping me like this? Is it because I signed with Ganwei and can make you money?"

Wang Xiaozhou couldn't contain his curiosity and asked.

Song Shihui smiled and said, "I love playing with kids, is that alright?"

Wang Xiaozhou shook his head, realizing he had misspoke. To put it bluntly, the two were currently in a competitive relationship, both somewhat interested in each other but not yet obsessed. They needed to exude their charm to make the other addicted.

Song Shihui had helped him a lot during this time. Perhaps out of guilt or a desire to make amends, he had let his guard down around her, which was a sign that he had definitely lost the upper hand and he had to change that in the future.

"Are you staying here tonight? Shall I make your bed?"

Seeing that Wang Xiaozhou remained silent for a long time, Song Shihui asked.

Wang Xiaozhou shook his head and laughed, "The child is a boy, an eighteen-year-old male high school student. It's really too dangerous for you to have him stay overnight like this all the time."

"Oh?"

The little brother started getting interesting again. Song Shihui licked his lips: "Do you really have that much guts?"

Wang Xiaozhou put on his coat and snorted, "What does this have to do with courage? When you meet the best version of yourself at the most energetic age, can you control yourself when things get heated?"

Having said that, he didn't give Song Shihui a chance to retaliate and simply pushed the door open and walked out.

Song Shihui gritted his teeth and cursed under his breath, "A bastard is a bastard, flirting and then running away, no follow-up!"

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Wang Xiaozhou, emboldened by alcohol, went home and slept soundly. The next day, he received a reply from Song Shihui on his phone.

"The people from the Ministry of Commerce have reached an agreement with Tencent. The film has passed the review, and the specific release date will be determined soon. In the meantime, promote it yourself."

Big companies are so efficient. Wang Xiaozhou put away his phone and suddenly felt a sense of relief.

What should I do today? Go to the supermarket to help my parents, or go to the city to check on the renovation progress?

After getting dressed, Wang Xiaozhou headed straight for school.

I'm still a student, I don't have that many important things to do. I'll go to class this morning, and then take Huang Mao and the others to the internet cafe this afternoon!

I walked to school, and Song Shihui's class happened to be in the morning.

Wang Xiaozhou rushed into the classroom during the break, intending to skip the greetings, but Song Shihui was still joking with him after class started.

"How come Boss Wang has time to teach today? How about I bring out the monthly exam papers beforehand to give everyone a test and see what level Boss Wang is at now?"

Wang Xiaozhou: "..."

Song Shihui: "Is Boss Wang planning to apply for special admission? In what area does he have outstanding talent? Could you give us a little hint so that we ordinary students can learn something from his experience?"

Wang Xiaozhou: "..."

Seeing that he remained silent, Song Shihui decided not to delay the other students' study time any longer and began the formal lesson.

Seeing this, Wang Xiaozhou became even more excited, and immediately took out his phone to send a message to Song Shihui:

You didn't force me to kiss you at school.

On the podium, Song Shihui felt his phone vibrate, casually took it out to glance at it, and then his face immediately became full of amusement.

She wanted to reply with something stronger, but when she looked at Wang Xiaozhou while typing, she saw that his face was full of eager expressions, so she gave up.

He put the phone back and continued lecturing, seemingly serious, but secretly thinking, "This is so exciting!"

At noon, Song Shihui wanted to invite Wang Xiaozhou to lunch, but Wang Xiaozhou arrogantly waved his hand and took Huang Mao Liu Weiguang out to a restaurant.

After lunch, I took the two of them to an internet cafe and each of them topped up their internet fees by 500 yuan. The internet cafe also gave them a 1,000 yuan bonus as part of a promotion. This amount of money is enough for a few of us to play for a year.

After two races, Huang Mao got bored and took Wang Xiaozhou and the other to play League of Legends.

This game, Wang Xiaozhou, is incredibly experienced. It was his favorite game in his past life, and he played it until he was almost forty. As soon as he logged on, he carried the two of them to victory.

Huang Mao exclaimed, "Boss, you've found a way out now. Otherwise, becoming a game streamer would be pretty good too. This talent is just too amazing. I think you're at least at the Diamond level now."

After finishing the game, Wang Xiaozhou lit a cigarette and said, "Talented people are talented at everything. Forget games, our movie has passed censorship, but the entertainment company wants me to handle the publicity myself first. Do you guys have any good ideas?"

Upon hearing this, the blond-haired man excitedly raised his hand: "Sure, how about I give you a GG? I'm about to break 100,000 followers on my social media platform."

Liu Guangwei scoffed at the blond-haired guy, "Big Brother's movies have tens of millions of views. What's the use of your less than 100,000 followers? Are you there to help Big Brother round it up?"

Liu Guangwei looked down on the 100,000 followers, but Wang Xiaozhou was extremely interested and asked the blond-haired man:

"On which platform do you have 100,000 followers? A short video platform? Show me your account."

Huang Mao unlocked his phone and handed it to Wang Xiaozhou: "It's a short video platform, but it's not very popular on this platform now. There's a new one called Douyin that's getting a lot of traffic. I'm thinking of switching to that platform so I can get more followers."

Wang Xiaozhou took the phone and immediately clicked his tongue twice. The number of fans on the single platform was over 90,000, and there were nearly a thousand posts under the personal account. Huang Mao was really posting, and he was so active that it was like a fake account.

However, Wang Xiaozhou knew about the platform he was using; its total downloads were only a million. The 100,000 followers under Huang Mao's account represented nearly one-tenth of the traffic, making him a major internet celebrity.

This guy has a knack for online trends. He establishes a persona as a short drama actor and then uses his personal charm to create buzz. Although he looks like a somewhat energetic young man, he really knows how to attract attention.

Wang Xiaozhou's eyes lit up, and a plan immediately came to mind: "You're the one who's done for me. Delete your account on this platform and go directly to those two big platforms to post your work, and also Weibo. Go pick the latest movies that are about to be released and try to piggyback on their success."

The blond-haired man blinked, not understanding what he meant: "How do you stage an accident?"

Wang Xiaozhou patiently explained, "It's about fighting. You criticize their movies for being trash and praise ours for being awesome. Isn't fighting your forte?"

"Is all you're going to do is yell at us?"

The blond-haired man didn't quite understand, but he immediately took out his phone and did as instructed.

Wang Xiaozhou looked at the text he had edited and nodded to himself.

Traffic is something you can just ride. Huang Mao is one of the supporting characters in his own movie, and his fighting outside can represent the crew to some extent.

Passersby love watching fights. First, they would collude with other movies to generate buzz for their own film, and then use that buzz to boost Huang Mao's popularity. This way, the film gained popularity, and Huang Mao's path to becoming an internet celebrity was largely complete.

It's a win-win situation, but I wonder if those films that were targeted for publicity will respond...