[Koi Sister Chat: Wow... It’s been ten years since she showed up, and here she is, stirring things up supporting M.YU? I’m a loyal fan of Sister Koi, so I’m supporting her team.]
[If the dog walks, I won’t stay: Agree with the above; I am also a loyal fan of Sister Koi, and I’m here to snatch red envelopes. Let’s root for her together.]
[Lordly Style°: Sister, Sister Koi, I have an exam coming up, and I beg for Sister Koi’s blessing for success in all my tests.]
[...]
It was only a few minutes after Yuran had posted on the official blog with her alternate account when over a thousand comnts appeared. After scanning a few, Yuran couldn’t help but both laugh and cry, "They’re not treating as a Koi, but more like a Bodhisattva needing offerings of incense and paper."
Annan saw those strings of wishful comnts and laughed uncontrollably, curling up on the couch and laughing, "I’m dying of laughter, I can’t even; Yuran, the impression you gave people before is too ingrained. Think about it, Lin Chen, the raffle girl, each prophecy fulfilled."
As Yuran browsed through the ssages, she comnted, "It’s too lax, too easy to trust people."
Annan asked, "What’s this tactic?"
"Isn’t Sister Koi quite popular? Just pulling in so votes."
Annan: "...Talking of which, yeah, Sister Koi has over half a million followers, even more than M.YU."
Yuran cast a side glance, looking at her lightly, "Annan, are you subtly reminding that my main job isn’t as well managed as my side job?"
Annan: "Did I say that? But now that you ntion it, it seems true indeed."
Yuran gloomily glanced at her alternate account, then tapped thoughtfully on her phone. Initially, Annan thought she was replying to her fans, but quickly retracted her hand, stirring curiosity in Annan, who leaned closer.
Her pupils suddenly dilated, her face filled with incredulity as she looked at Yuran, "You really are..."
The hopage of Bloodstained Battlefield Asura Sword was covered by a large image of a Koi, flanked by two figures of Guanyin, completely overturning its previous style.
Annan held her forehead, "You should show your followers this audacious side of yours."
"Let’s not, it might affect the image!"
...
By seven o’clock in the evening, the numbers kept refreshing, but the gap also began to widen slowly. Zhou Cheng, after dominating the top spot for four hours, was overtaken by Yuran for the first ti; those movie stars who were on good terms with Zhou Cheng had promoted him, but as the montum passed, things cald down.
In contrast, Yuran started to push hard on her end.
The first to promote her was Bai Leyao.
This was sothing Yuran had arranged with her before: as soon as her numbers overtook, Bai Leyao would jump in with an official blog post.
With millions of followers, once Bai Leyao shared, her followers realized their idol’s intention—turns out, like Sister Koi, she also favored M.YU!
Could there be a connection here?
Regardless of whether there was one or not, as the sponsor her idol supported and as loyal fans, they naturally went to support her as well.
Thus, Yuran’s sales and clicks began to climb.
Even more surprisingly, the male and female leads of General’s Token, Lao Ji and Han Yunfei, also promoted M.YU.
[Lao Ji V: The General’s Token airs tomorrow—thanks to @M.YU for the song; let’s encourage each other.]
[Han Yunfei V: Don’t miss The General’s Token at eight o’clock on the first of November. Thanks to @M.YU for the wonderful song; let’s encourage each other.]
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