Chapter 172: The Ghostwriters Move
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
After Gu Xiao and Chu An watched “The Return of the Crimson Child,” they handed the USB drive back to Tian Xian and asked him to put this television drama into the promotion stage as soon as possible.
With Gu Xiao’s words, Tian Xian did not hesitate. After returning to Star Brilliance, he contacted the main leads and began the first round of publicity and promotion.
They did not spend much effort on promoting it. They only made some clips of the first episode and posted them on Weibo.
Every main character had a one-minute or two-minute scene. There were scenes of intense debate and scenes that were calm and dull. Although they were short, they displayed the general personality setting of each character.
As soon as Star Brilliance released the videos, it was reposted by the main actors on their own Weibo.
Many viewers who followed closely behind had already started to praise them before they even clicked on the video. When the video ended, more than ten minutes later, only were there more changes in the comments under Star Brilliance’s Weibo account.
[Originally, I was in a bad mood today. When I saw that Star Brilliance had released a promotional video for a new drama, I wanted to deliberately pick some flaws in it. However, after watching the video, I can only say ‘Hurry up, TV stations! Come to buy this drama and air it for me!]
[Is this really the content of the first episode? There are already so many climaxes in the first episode. I’m suddenly looking forward to the plot after this! Alihh! Those television stations, hurry up!]
[Although the trailer is a little messy, it’s not difficult to tell that this television drama is indeed as advertised by Star Brilliance. The content of the television drama is even more compact and interesting than previously advertised. It seems that Star Brilliance has produced another good drama that was well-made.]
[Keep bragging! 1 can’t tell what’s so good about it! Moreover, why isn’t the female lead Lu Mo? Has Lu Mo been abandoned by Star Brilliance?!]
[We will take Miss Lu Mo away! She has nothing to with this! It’s obvious that the personas of this television drama isn’t suitable for our Lu Mo. It’s the right choice for Star Brilliance not to choose Miss Lu Mo! Don’t sow discord between Lu Mo and Star Brilliance. We believe that Star Brilliance won’t mistreat Miss Lu Mo!]
As time pa.s.sed, more and more comments appeared on Star Brilliance’s Weibo account promoting “The Return of the Crimson Child”.
Previously, Gu Xiao’s large-scale poaching had indeed shocked the people in the s...o...b..z circle, making them not dare to act rashly for a moment.
However, other companies would naturally be unwilling to see Star Brilliance grow bit by bit. Especially after Lu Mo really won the Jinhua Awards, the other entertainment companies became even more afraid of Star Brilliance.
They didn’t dare to fight Star Brilliance head-on anymore. They were afraid that Gu Xiao would take revenge.
After seeing that Star Brilliance had produced another big production, they could only choose the strategy of dragging them down and dampening their spirits to deal with Star Brilliance.
As the number of trolls increased, the Star Brilliance comments section became a sight that was slightly unbearable.
Tian Xian knew how important “The Return of the Crimson Child” was to Gu Xiao. When he discovered that Star Brilliance Weibo and “The Return of the Crimson Child” had been drowned in negative comments, he could only inform Gu Xiao about it.
When Gu Xiao heard the news, she hummed noncomittally a few times and hung up after understanding the situation.
Chu An naturally heard Tian Xian’s words. He took out his phone and found Star Brilliance’s Weibo and The Return of the Crimson Child’s official Weibo. He roughly flipped through the comments section, and there was a hint of mockery in his good-looking eyes.
“The ghostwriters are quite impressive. Previously, we gave them a logo. Now, their technology has been upgraded so quickly to deal with that.”
When Gu Xiao heard this, she also came over and glanced at the comments section.
She read a few sentences and looked away uninterestedly.
“After all, the ghostwriters have to earn a living. Previously, the ghostwriters had a logo, and pa.s.sers-by and fans knew what was going on at a glance. The ghostwriters could not be used anymore. They could only upgrade and change their technology so that they could earn more money.”
In the entertainment industry, there was always a place where there was no lack of fake reviewers.
Even if the price of ghostwriters was high because of the technical upgrade, there would always be people who contacted ghostwriters and needed their help to stir up trouble.
She had never thought that this situation would be able to last for long. It was just that it was useful back then, and because of Chu An’s well-meaning intentions..