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Is Chapter 74 going to be turned into a blockbuster drama by my brother Zhou?

At the same time, entertainment media, online marketing accounts, and self-media were also busy.

They set the pace of the discussion on major social media platforms such as Weibo, Douyin, and Xiaohongshu.

The main point is that this group has room to maneuver in whatever role they want to play on the public network.

For example, the vast majority of high-profile online accounts chose to "act as objective and neutral," reporting from a third-party perspective.

"The drama 'Give Me Your Light' has garnered massive attention since its premiere, with countless viewers immediately sharing their opinions."

"As of now, just over ten minutes after the broadcast started, the number of discussions has exceeded 10, and the total number of bullet comments has surpassed 80 —"

"We've seen some people doing comparisons using packet sniffing tools and screen analysis tools, and the specific results are—"

75% of the comments thought it was bad, 10% were debatable, 9% were mindless praise, and only 6% were related to the plot.

"Based on the drama's synopsis and promotional materials released by the official Douyin account of 'Let Me Shine,' the story seems to have a fast pace and a short drama feel to it —"

According to statistics, the number of bullet comments for episodes 3 and 4, which require members to watch, is currently less than 1000 each, and 99% of them are meaningless spam comments —

A new rhythm soon emerged —

"After the premiere of 'Let Me Shine,' the barrage comments became a new battlefield, with some jokingly saying that the intensity was comparable to World War III."

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After reviewing all the summarized information, Song Mingche remained relatively calm: "It's about what I expected."

In other words, the initial investment attraction results for "Xu" were extremely outstanding.

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"Focus on the fact that paid dramas are free from trolls, so you can watch them without worry. I won't get involved in the promotion of other dramas."

By midnight, the average number of views for the first four episodes had reached 29 million, setting an unprecedented record.

These media outlets reported on the issue, and the coverage was very extensive.

He could even pop the champagne early and say, "With just a slight move from me, Li Zhou will be at the limit of the segment."

Finally finishing work, Li Zhou took a car back to the hotel. On the way, Yang Sisi gave a timely report: "The internet has been buzzing since this morning—"

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Li Zhou certainly wouldn't waste this early advantage, and he quickly instructed Yang Sisi: "Have the team set the pace—"

Therefore, the premiere was basically scheduled for daytime.

"After all, it's related to Li Zhou. He has too many haters, so they're bound to cause trouble. It's much more comfortable to watch in episodes 3 and 4 when no one causes trouble."

With so many people in the "Chinese Paladin" crew, the fact that news could be kept out of the loop for so long shows just how incredibly charismatic Li Zhou is.

ili, which has been operating on multiple fronts across the internet, has also quickly made some responses.

After exchanging a few more words, Song Mingche turned and asked, "How's the matter I asked you to inquire about going?"

They all made indelible contributions, to varying degrees, to the popularity of the virtual bubble's 33,000 points.

Sister Yu replied, "The fantasy drama that Li Zhou is currently starring in is a big production. The team estimates that it won't be broadcast until the second half of next year at the earliest."

"Why is everyone just making baseless accusations? Has zero person actually watched any of the footage?"

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The combination of these two factors has resulted in an extremely poor overall public perception of "Xu".

Sure enough, Yang Sisi quickly added, "However, the current data is quite unbalanced—"

As Li Zhou listened, he felt that the situation was not entirely ideal.

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Yang Sisi immediately relayed Li Zhou's arrangements to her team colleagues.

In contrast, Shen Junyi and his group, as well as Song Mingche and others, had been following "Xu" closely since 7 a.m., even before it was released online.

"Although I don't watch dramas, I've heard about what kind of person Li Zhou is. He's a laughing stock as a screenwriter, and it's crazy that he was able to make a film out of it."

After listening, Li Zhou asked a crucial question: "Has the popularity not yet broken 3?"

Sister Yu agrees.

Thanks to this, the average number of views per episode for "Xu" finally began to balance out.

As time went on, Li Zhou's arrangements were implemented step by step by the Shengshi team.

The process is similar to that of most TV dramas on their first day of online streaming.

Since last month, when he spent money to buy marketing attacks against Li Zhou, his goal has been clear: to prevent the TV series written by Li Zhou from gaining a good reputation.

It seems that the online backlash is somewhat meaningful; at least for a while, there's probably no need to worry about his screenwriting work failing to reach 3 views.

"We will continue to monitor the situation and bring you the latest updates as soon as possible."

However, right now, everyone is focused on attacking the reputation of "Xu," and no one has the time or inclination to create unnecessary trouble by leaking this news.

The difference is that most TV dramas nowadays choose to premiere during the day.

However, due to the immense popularity of "Xu", some brands with keen business sense had already approached Tencent Video to place ad placements.

Song Mingche laughed and said, "It's not that serious. The logic of the film industry is different from that of the drama industry. With so many haters, no one would dare to take the risk."

After all, we live in the era of online dramas, and the vast majority of new TV series don't have the opportunity to be broadcast on satellite TV, let alone broadcast simultaneously on TV and online.

"Let the Chinese entertainment industry continue like this. Sooner or later, the entire Chinese-language film and television industry will be finished. But it has nothing to do with me. I've already quit drugs."

However, this was all within their expectations; they were closely monitoring the show's reputation and public opinion.

If you can't even do the usual promotional work for a TV series properly, you might as well go find a block of tofu and hang yourself.

Part of the reason is to capitalize on the trend and generate buzz, as office workers, one of the main groups of people who watch dramas during the day, need something to do while they're relaxing.

"Three songs written by my Lili have been on the hot song charts for months. I heard that the number of male listeners for 'Rice Fragrance' has remained consistently high."

"If they can maintain this level of viewership, it's already enough to secure the year's championship."

These are all seemingly ordinary comments, but many trolls got inexplicably worked up after seeing them.

A horizontal comparison of all dramas' premiere day data shows that "Xu" has already set a new record for advertising revenue on Tencent Video.

The production team, creative team, and various groups including ILI have all publicly expressed their celebration.

He still believes in the basic marketing capabilities of Tencent Video and the Shengshi team.

PS: There's more today—

Looking at the various data, Shen Junyi seemed very happy: "Very good, it has already started high and then declined."

The audience is bound to be objective; Li Zhou's screenwriting works are simply not good.

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Yang Sisi replied helplessly, "President Juan said that the popularity index is very inflated and has no practical reference value for the time being, because it has already reached 33,000."

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"The online public opinion is also moving as expected, which is great, really great."

"Give Me Your Light" also premiered with 4 episodes, the first 2 episodes were free, and episodes 3 and 4 were exclusive to members.

Putting all that aside, whether "Xu" can generate decent revenue mainly depends on the new member acquisition situation for episodes 3 and 4.

Li Zhou: "————"

After a moment of silence, Song Mingche said again, "I still don't understand why he's hiding like this."

"I won't be surprised by any result. Whether it flops or becomes a hit, I'm not going to watch it anyway. I'll be lucky to get a clip on TikTok."

"Let Me Shine" is really getting better and better as it goes on. There were too many people causing trouble in the first two episodes, which affected the viewing experience. I suggest turning off the bullet comments.

「第1集的有效播放已经超过5000万了，但第3、4集的总有效播放还不到500

Ten thousand."

"Maybe they're worried about getting too much attention." Sister Yu couldn't understand it either. "They can't possibly be doing something underhanded, like trying to sabotage you in the film industry."

"This drama doesn't have many unique features. It's a common urban drama that's quite popular these days. I'm now more suspicious that it's a collaboration between different companies, with the screenwriter just being credited."

It's going to start strong and then decline.

He immediately signed up for a membership out of resentment and continued to vent his emotions in a targeted manner.

After a brief adjustment, Yang Sisi continued her report: "According to the backend data provided by Boss Juan, the total number of viewers has now exceeded 2000 million —"

This demonstrates that even with Li Zhou's popularity, he lacks the ability to carry a drama series to success.

"I hope that everyone who is currently criticizing her will never watch any of my Lili's film or television works, no matter what!"

However, the nationwide boycott that began on September 19th has brought news of "Xu" to the attention of many casual viewers who no longer watch dramas.