Chapter 203: Chapter 143: Great Success (Second Update)_2
After learning that “Who is the Champion” aired two episodes a week, she set her alarm in advance, determined to watch the next update on ti without missing a single episode.
Seeing Zhao’s reaction, Wang nodded, knowing that this ti it was really secured.
Zhao’s reaction was the best weathervane; if she wasn’t interested in a show, it was unlikely to beco popular.
And through Zhao’s reaction, Wang knew that “Who is the Champion” already had the potential to beco a smash hit.
“Fang Cheng Studio really hit big this ti.”
At the sa mont, Wang Xiaoying, who had arranged to work at night, was writing her graduation thesis in the dorm while keeping an eye on the show’s viewership ratings and online comntary.
Through the backend data, she saw that the real-ti viewership ratings had reached 0.2%, a number that made her clench her fists.
Success!
Rong City TV’s public channel was just a local small channel, usually not high in viewership during this ti slot, otherwise they wouldn’t have sold the slot to Fang Cheng Studio for a bargain price.
0.2% might be negligible for so big shows, but it was already the highest rating the Rong City TV public channel had seen recently.
And the online comnts were all rave reviews.
In the dedicated Rong City TV public channel forum, Wang Xiaoying saw a flurry of new posts where there had been none before.
[Have you watched “Who is the Champion?” Who do you think will be the champion in the end?]
[It doesn’t matter who is the champion; the key is the fun. That Wang Say Gas guy seems to be a strear, now whenever I see him appear, I want to laugh, you rarely see soone that silly.]
[I think so too, but maybe that’s exactly the act he’s putting on.]
[The act is too good; doesn’t seem like he’s acting; you should check his IQ.]
[I casually glanced at it and couldn’t help but watch till the end; the ga effects are too explosive.]
[My three-year-old son never watches TV, but this ti he watched from start to finish, then nagged to watch it again from the beginning.]
[My wife doesn’t play gas, but after watching for a bit she asked whether they were playing a ga or shooting a movie, and if it’s a movie, where can she watch it?]
[Turns out the ga “Quiet Cultivation” really exists, but its na doesn’t match the content of the ga.]
[Heard it’s their traditional art form.]
TV viewers initially didn’t have much in common with gars.
However, “Who is the Champion” used plain, easy-to-understand cara language and entertainnt-filled effects to pique TV viewers’ curiosity about the ga and got them deciding to give it a try later.
After looking through the comnts in detail and scrutinizing various data, Wang Xiaoying saw the possibility of the program becoming extrely popular.
And this was only its first episode; the effects of upcoming episodes would be even more explosive and fun.
While Wang Xiaoying was intoxicated with the program’s data, she heard her roommates quietly discussing sothing, occasionally letting out laughs.
“Have you watched ‘Who is the Champion’?”
“I have, so of the players are dazzlingly handso, good-looking and also good at the ga, truly adorable.”
“Well… they’re actually just so-so at the ga, not much of shown, but they’re handso.”
“Exactly, being handso is enough. But that ga looks fun too; should we give it a try?”
“It seems a bit difficult, plus we have to pay to buy it; I plan to just watch so videos. Wonder which company’s ga it is, just going by the visuals, that company is really amazing.”
Hearing her roommates’ comnts made Wang Xiaoying secretly thrilled.
That first-person show-off feeling was exhilarating.
Focusing her attention back on the data, the more she looked, the happier she beca.
The boost to ga sales from program popularity was terrifying.
“Quiet Cultivation,” which was already in a stable sales phase, hit another sales peak and continued to reach new heights due to the popularity of the TV show.
She believed that with the topic of the program further fernting, ga sales would further increase.
Reaching ten million units sold would probably happen soon; just one ga had brought in eight hundred million in revenue, and the online player’s pass was another steady stream of cash flow. This ant Fang Cheng Studio would hardly ever be short of money.
Though Fang Cheng didn’t care, Wang Xiaoying calculated that the profits brought about eventually might be triple the cost, and the more intangible benefits like prestige were imasurable.
If the viewership of the program continued to rise, it would prove that entertainnt competitions also had a market. Audiences might not care about all the ga’s techniques and strategies, but they would support their favorite contestants, bringing additional inco to the contestants and ultimately achieving what she and Monkey had wanted, a result where “even the losers don’t walk away empty-handed.”
As her roommates said, even being handso could be a draw.
What followed were advertisents, sponsorships, the involvent of other clubs, and all kinds of things were soon to co her way, making her very busy in the future.
In fact, people with keen senses were already inquiring about her and expressed an interest in discussing product placents.
After finishing her calculations, she took a deep breath, feeling she had finally done sothing worthy of her salary.
And the thought of the eight-digit bonus she would get later made her even happier.
It was ti to buy a bigger house for her parents.
She wondered what expressions her parents would have when they saw the new house.
Unlike the excited Wang Xiaoying, people from Tianyi’s Rong City branch were also gathered in the break room, having watched the competition show at the company.
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