After leaving the recording studio, Yiyi curiously looked at the promotional framework materials Chu Tian had provided for her.

During her training period, she also learned some marketing strategies for artists.

But this was the first time she had seen a debut method like Li Guang's.

And did such a method really work?

Although there were already over three hundred likes and more than forty comments, didn't those numbers seem a bit small?

If this were on a short video platform, a viral video could easily get thousands, if not tens of thousands, of likes within an hour.

Three hundred-plus likes didn't seem very impressive, did it?

It had to be said that this was actually a difference in understanding. Yiyi didn't know how Site A operated and naturally didn't understand the key to the data.

Over three hundred likes indeed weren't a lot, but those forty-plus comments were the key point.

Moreover, Yuan was the one doing the statistics. She obviously didn't understand anime culture well; otherwise, she wouldn't have overlooked the most crucial part—the bullet comments.

But just based on the ratio of three hundred likes to forty comments, Chu Tian could tell at a glance that this video was already trending to go viral.

The reason the numbers weren't high was because the platforms were different.

Having these numbers on Site A already indicated that it was going viral.

So when Yiyi opened up the materials, she was completely baffled.

[Early Phase]

[Lead the bullet comment rhythm, such as 'give the sound engineer a drumstick,' 'got the buff, where's my dragon,' 'deafening my 24K gold ears,' 'congratulations, you've found a treasure,' etc. Can consult relevant people for revisions.]

[Initially, use multiple accounts to powerfully send 'Warning: High Energy Ahead!!' to create a wave of bullet comments.]

UM, UM, UM???

What does all this mean?

Yiyi admitted she didn't understand any of it.

She knew about bullet comments; almost all video platforms have them nowadays. They looked messy, so she usually turned them off.

Could these bullet comments be that crucial?

And what did these phrases mean? They seemed interesting, but why couldn't she understand them?

[Manage hot topics in the comment section, pin and highlight positive viral comments, and occasionally post about the artist to stimulate viewers' curiosity.]

She understood this one; it was basic comment management.

But the more she read of what followed, the more confused she became.

So many phrases above were weird, and she couldn't understand them at all.

But towards the end, she began to understand again. Things like paid promotions and increasing 'cheer' volume. 'Cheer' must be similar to support, right?

'Cheer' is a unique promotional method on Site A, similar to tipping.

Users pay to increase the video's visibility, which also counts as a type of revenue.

These were things Chu Tian had figured out after researching Site A for several days, incorporating some methods from another world.

After all, he was a young person who had frequented Site B, where he used to discuss popular comics with a group of people in his youth.

He still understood the basics.

"Um, Yuan, could you take a look at this plan and see if you understand it?"

When Yiyi approached Yuan, she hesitantly handed over the document.

Yuan curiously took it and frowned in confusion after just a couple of pages.

Just as Yiyi thought Yuan didn't understand it either, Yuan suddenly turned to call for backup.

"Mengmeng, come quickly! Is this that anime stuff you guys are into?"

Mengmeng?

Yiyi looked up and saw a little girl in a princess dress raising her head.

She looked familiar. Yiyi hadn't interacted with her much since Mengmeng had arrived a few months ago. Could it be that she knew a lot about this?

It was more than just understanding; Mengmeng was the girl in the group called Flower Moon Girl, a veteran of ACG culture.

Because her name was Wang Meng and she looked cute, everyone liked to call her Mengmeng.

"Ah? What's ACG? Let me see."

Mengmeng came running over with a PITTER-PATTER sound. Her delicate, almost affectedly cute, high-pitched voice made Yiyi slightly uncomfortable.

Although Yiyi also looked soft and adorable, she, after all, came from a mountain village and had always worked hard. Her education had stopped during high school.

It could be said that she had suffered more hardships than she had enjoyed happiness, and she only started to gain weight after joining Xu Qingqiu.

Her personality had also become milder but, in reality, she used to be someone who could explode at the restaurant's team leader and clash with colleagues without hesitation.

Therefore, deep down, she possessed a very strong soul, unlike those city folks who naturally possessed a pure, carefree softness from childhood.

So, seeing Mengmeng behave like this inevitably made her somewhat perplexed.

Mengmeng walked over and looked at the proposal Yuan was holding, her eyes shining brighter the more she read.

"Wow, what's this meme? So interesting!"

"This is great too, HA HA HA, where's my giant dragon? This is hilarious!"

"High energy ahead? Eh? This term is so accurate! Where is it used?"

Seeing her understand these things at a glance and actually enjoy them, Yiyi instantly grasped the key point.

"You can understand all these?"

"Ah? Probably. They must have integrated some memes into it. But sending bullet comments like this seems like it would be quite fun."

Hearing her say so, Yiyi felt even more energized.

"Yuan," Yiyi asked, looking at Mengmeng, "who is this?"

"Oh, she's also in our department, but she handles the short videos."

"Alright then. Now, hand this proposal over to her to handle. You should also give her Li Guang's Site A account to manage."

Assigning the right job to the right person—this was a key skill she had learned in training.

Mengmeng did not refuse; indeed, she liked and was more suited for this sector.

Being able to work and simultaneously slack off browsing Site A—what a sweet deal!

And with Mengmeng taking over, the popularity of Li Guang's videos visibly began to grow.

Newcomers drawn in by the video opened it and, before seeing anyone, noticed a barrage of subtitles suddenly floating across.

"High energy ahead!!!!"

"High energy ahead!"

"Prick up your little ears!"

"Treasure incoming, catch it!"

Seeing this array of baffling bullet comments, the bewildered newcomers clicked on the comment section. After looking around, they still couldn't understand, so they could only go back to the beginning and continue watching the video.

When they realized it was a recording studio, they instinctively wanted to exit.

They were here for fun. Some also wanted to see how one person could voice multiple roles. But why did it look like a music video?

Since they were already here, they decided to stick around. It wasn't long anyway, just under five minutes, so they thought they might as well watch it.

The result nearly gave them a heart attack.

"SSS~ Is this even humanly possible to sing?"

"Damn! A god of a man! Is this for real?"

Some, after watching, excitedly scrolled back to the beginning, their faces lit with excitement as they hammered down four big characters on their keyboard: 'High energy ahead!!'

Yes, high energy ahead. It was damned high energy indeed! It was like being possessed by a god, completely beyond human.

Who would have thought that five completely different-sounding voices could all come from the same mouth?

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