At the start, I tricked the school beauty, and ended up with twins? Chapter 361: 350 10007

Chapter 361: Chapter 350 10007

“That last ad totally caught off guard!”

“It’s absurd, just utterly absurd, but why do I feel like I’ve seen this scenario before?”

“Poking the comnter above, Gu Yu’s first greeting video on Dou Ying was an advert!”

“…Sweet mandarin! Advertising on the official news channel!”

Gu Yu’s final statent had the audience in the livestream utterly stunned.

At first, they had thought Gu Yu would say sothing impassioned, but it turned out to be a sudden advertisent!

Is this company really that broke?

The chairman himself has to do the promotion?

Most people were completely baffled, but so longti fans who had been following Gu Yu and Lin Xinyue’s life account saw it as nothing out of the ordinary.

When Gu Yu had joined the Dou Ying platform, everyone thought his first video would definitely be so sweet talk to woo the fans.

But his first video was an ad for the company’s new ga, Summoning God Dragon.

Now, advertising the new ga in the news livestream again seed quite normal to the old fans.

“Mr. Gu, this…”

It took Cheng Nong a while to recover from this maneuver, looking at Gu Yu with a puzzled expression.

Did Gu Yu no longer care about his image?

A company chairman personally advertising was indeed a bit of a letdown.

“Uh, hahaha, what’s wrong? Do I need to pay you for the advertisent? No problem, just ask my partner to report to finance later.”

Gu Yu also looked puzzled at Cheng Nong, and it took him a couple of seconds to realize that his recent action was sowhat inappropriate.

How could he advertise in soone else’s livestream without paying?

Freeloading was simply too shaful!

“No… no, that’s not what I ant. I’m not trying to ask for advertising fees.”

Cheng Nong knew Gu Yu had misunderstood his point, but seeing Gu Yu’s serious gaze, he held back the words he had intended to say.

Advertising fees… he really needed them.

Living solely on his salary, he was indeed strapped for cash, and of course, he would be happy with more money.

He glanced at the comnts in the livestream, expecting uproar, but instead, he found the livestream unexpectedly harmonious.

Many people did not oppose Gu Yu’s advertising actions too much.

Of course, Cheng Nong also knew it was because the advertiser was Gu Yu; if it had been soone else, the livestream would probably have exploded in criticism.

Gu Yu’s fans were very loyal.

Fans are much more tolerant when dealing with their idols than they are with other people.

“Where in the world is this land filled with flowers…”

Suddenly, Gu Yu’s phone rang, and he looked down to see it was Chen Tian.

Old Mr. Chen was calling him at this ti, but he had no idea why.

He didn’t imdiately answer the call but rather stood up and said to Cheng Nong, “I’m sorry, gentlen, I have to deal with sothing now; we’ll chat more next ti, here’s my business card.”

Gu Yu pulled out a business card from his pocket and handed it to Cheng Nong, then hurried out of the reception room.

Cheng Nong didn’t even have ti to exchange a few polite goodbyes.

Looking at the plain white business card in his hand, Cheng Nong gave the caraman, Du, a helpless smile.

Though he had many more questions he wanted to ask Gu Yu, he knew that Gu Yu had already said enough for today.

Continuing to probe would have seed very impolite.

Since Gu Yu had voluntarily given him a business card, it also implied that Gu Yu would still accept his interview later, and he had successfully connected with Gu Yu.

Seeing his rapidly increasing follower count and the popularity of his live-streaming room, Cheng Nong was very excited.

The fact proved that as long as one could identify the right target for reporting and present the actual content of the news truthfully, a large number of people would still watch the news.

The gradual decline of the news industry and the loss of dia credibility were closely linked, as people could not see the real situation or understand firsthand information, naturally, they would no longer watch the news.

By initiating news live broadcasting, his interview with Gu Yu today also proved that this path was indeed feasible.

After all, what is fresher than live broadcasting in news?

Of course, live broadcasting also ant taking on the corresponding risks since no one could foresee what might happen during the broadcast.

If sothing that the official level disallowed occurred, it would definitely be banned.

The risks were great, but the audience was gathered quickly.

Cheng Nong was not afraid of risks, he was only afraid of being an unknown reporter all his life.

“Dear audience mbers, because Mr. Gu has an urgent matter to attend to, today’s interview will end here!”

“But please be assured, if there is a chance next ti, I will continue to bring you the story of Mr. Gu! Thank you for watching, and the morning news will end in five minutes.”

Cheng Nong straightened his clothes and microphone, then stood in front of the cara to announce the end of the interview.

He glanced at the ti, the morning news was live-stread from seven to eight o’clock, and it was now fifty-five past seven.

He decided to end it early.

At the sa ti, he left the audience with a suspense, that he would interview Gu Yu again next ti, and upon saying this, the follower count instantly skyrocketed.

This also showed that there were indeed too many people interested in Gu Yu on the internet.

“Go Anong! You will definitely beco a top broadcaster!”

“Followed, if you interview Gu Yu next ti, you definitely need to notify everyone with a video!”

“It is rare to see such hardworking and competent young people in the news dia, we could chat privately.”

“…”

Cheng Nong seriously read every comnt in the live room, suddenly, a Dou Ying account nad Wan Qi caught his attention.

He knew this person, who was also a journalist, but unlike him, Wan Qi was a freelance writer.

He ran his own dia account, recorded his own news videos, and wrote his articles, being a quite capable independent dia worker.

He was also among those who were at the forefront of this industry.

Wan Qi’s video style was generally serious and very eye-catching due to his choice of topics, such as the dark sides of society or exposing little-known market manipulation.

These news pieces were often not reported by official dia and were only covered by independent dia.

However, since filming such videos involved substantial risks, generally, people would not bother to use such material.

It should be noted that in the past, official dia also had many counterparts who, driven by journalistic ideals, went deep into the lower social strata or secretive capital circles to unearth the truth.

But the vast majority of them did not end well.

Although these people received widespread praise from the public after the news broke out, they often suffered persecution due to impacting soone else’s interests.

They were called undercover journalists.

Wan Qi’s previous profession was as an undercover journalist, who gained broad attention for exposing hygiene issues at a certain dairy factory.

Similarly, Wan Qi also faced persecution, he resigned from his job, was forced to conceal his whereabouts, and hid in obscure corners to continue his ideal profession.

Cheng Nong didn’t understand why Wan Qi would reach out to him.

But he still proactively contacted Wan Qi via private ssage.