Brother Dao Took the Entertainment Industry by Storm, Fans Beg Me Not to Kill Anymore

[Thatʼs why the reputation collapse rate is so high! Iʼm just chasing the latest episodes of ”Public Enemy Number One” now, feeling like Iʼm watching something that could be gone any minute, terrified that someone will suddenly have a scandal and then the show is GG.]

[But to be fair, I think those few people from Huangshi Media are pretty good. They all have real skills and genuine talent. Itʼs just that this name is ridiculously tacky. Iʼm really curious what their boss was thinking, choosing such an awful-sounding name.]

[Hahaha, I also think the Huangshi Media people are hilarious. I heard their boss seems to be a rich second-generation heir. If his business fails and the company goes bankrupt, he has to go back home and have babies, becoming a breeding stud. So theyʼre all scared and desperately fighting for rankings.]

[What? So itʼs Huangshi (Royal Knight), not Huangtu (Royal Dirt)? My apologies, my apologies. I kept reading it wrong.]

[Thatʼs too funny. So itʼs not about going back to inherit the family business?]

[I think I know a little bit about this guy. He really has some metaphysics about him. He starts one company, it collapses. Starts another, it collapses. I think making him go back home to have babies and open a side account is genuinely his fatherʼs last resort.]

[Thatʼs pretty tragic...]

As the heat for ”Public Enemy Number One” climbed another level, with many people following the discussions and munching on melon seeds, an entirely unexpected person also blew up alongside it.

When Xiao He received another call from that President Huang, he even thought the other party was coming to demand an explanation, wondering if the matter of reduced screen time had been discovered by that media company, who then went to complain to President Huang.

Hearing the hearty laughter from the other end of the line, however, Xiao He knew he had worried for nothing.

Sure enough, President Huang said with satisfaction, ”It really has to be President Xiao. Your luck truly complements my worthless son. My heart can finally rest easy now.”

Xiao He answered the phone while checking the situation online, then found himself both amused and exasperated. ”President Huang, I really donʼt deserve such praise. This is clearly the result of everyoneʼs joint efforts.”

It turned out that with the heat of ”Public Enemy Number One,” some of the participating contestants had successfully stood out and entered the public eye.

Among them were the artists from Young Master Huang Junhaoʼs company.

But as netizens discussed, this Young Master Huang also inexplicably blew up, becoming even more popular than the ”Public Enemy Number One” variety show itself.

The roasting from his artists was also memorable enough to leave a deep impression.

”Although Iʼve always been a flop at the company, our boss is actually a pretty good guy. The treatment he gives us is great. Besides, how tough is the job market right now! If the company goes bankrupt, Iʼm afraid Iʼll never find another boss whoʼs such a gullible spendthrift again. Then my current days of eating and drinking on the company dime would be over.”

So said a certain shop-reviewing internet celebrity.

”Our boss? To be honest, heʼs really not cut out to be a boss! I think he has a better sense for the internet than I do. Just his history of squandering the family fortune alone could get him an account with millions of followers. Itʼs just that it probably wonʼt work in the future. After the company goes bankrupt, he has to go back home and have babies... Why? I heard his dad seems ready to give up on him, forcing him to go back and open a new account.”

So said a certain looks-focused internet celebrity.

Several artists under Huangshi Media took turns roasting their boss in their live stream rooms. So, somehow, Huang Junhao was sitting in his company while fame fell from the sky.

When everyone woke up, they realized Boss Huang Junhao had blown up! He was more popular than his own employees!

Huang Junhao himself was utterly confused, even thinking his old man saw him struggling so miserably and finally couldnʼt take it anymore, deciding to use an invisible hand to help promote his company.

However, the reality was that internet traffic sometimes just didnʼt play by the rules.

Even President Huang himself couldnʼt have imagined that his sonʼs years of black history as a spendthrift would become the catalyst for blowing up online years later.