Good Dad System (Arc 6) Chapter 50.6: The Film Emperor Who Gave Birth To A Child In Hidden Marriage (18)
“But I can’t hide it forever.” Pei Naochun said sincerely, “I know that you and the company are doing this for my own good, but can we really keep it a secret forever? I’m a man, and I can’t even give Siya a wedding, nor can I give Xingyang a father that he can openly talk about. If we have a consensus, we will plan to make it public sooner or later, so why not take the initiative to make it public sooner?”
“You are too irrational now. Think about it again.” Sister Li was determined to escape. She believed that Pei Naochun would be able to figure it out quietly.
“I’m already making preparations. We’ve been working together for so many years, and I hope to get your help. I hope you can stand by my side.”
Sister Li suddenly turned around and looked straight at Pei Naochun. She was helpless and sat down again: “Just tell me, if you can convince me, I will help you convince the company.” She and Pei Naochun have been working together for so many years, and she couldn’t resist when the other party played the emotional card.
Pei Naochun spoke carefully: “I don’t plan to make it public in the next two days. Of course, it will take some time. I hired a water army…”
“Don’t buy randomly, it will be bad if it is exposed. We have a marketing company that we are used to cooperating with and has high confidentiality. Let me do this kind of work.” Sister Li was very nervous, afraid that her own artist would suddenly act stupid.
“…He is a very good friend of mine. We have known each other since childhood. He is very professional in this field and the whole company has a confidentiality agreement.” Pei Naochun lied without blushing. In fact, he didn’t have any friends. This water army – from beginning to end, it was just one person, his newly created Artificial Little Idiot 2.0. “He helped me analyze my fan base. Because I was part of an idol group in the early years, and then caught up with the big data era, my fans have been competing with others, which led to my high fan stickiness. Later, the idol dramas I filmed attracted many younger fans, which led to my fan base showing strong aggressiveness and high loyalty.”
“I know that.” Sister Li sighed. Pei Naochun’s fans have already turned up Rong Xing eight hundred times. If she had done anything wrong, she would have been scolded and driven away long ago. This is also what makes them embarrassed. Pei Naochun is different from the fans of some veteran movie stars – their fans are more Buddhist. They go to see movies when there are movies, buy endorsements, and leave comments. Occasionally, if they see something they don’t like, they will make a fuss. They don’t collect data or pay attention to it every day. But Pei Naochun’s fans are the opposite. They are the combat type. They will hit wherever they are pointed at, even if they are not pointed at.
“My friend will help intervene and guide the public opinion.” Pei Naochun has already specified the operating mode of Artificial Little Idiot 2.0. The other party has imported more than 10,000 templates of rainbow farts, short essays, and photo editing, and can split itself to produce zombie fans. He will let 2.0 open N+1 small accounts, specializing in writing short essays, drawing pictures, writing all kinds of rainbow farts… and so on, to attract fans as quickly as possible, gain their trust, and then change the style of fans.
Pei Naochun studied the fan groups of this era and found that most of them have a herd mentality – big fans who lead the charge tend to have more aggressive fan groups; big fans who are indifferent tend to have more gentle fan groups.
“Will this work?” Sister Li asked worriedly.
Pei Naochun nodded. Artificial Little Idiot 2.0 can do more than that. To put it in a way that everyone can understand, he is a high-level water army who can create the momentum of thousands of troops –
Of course, there will be an impact in the end, but the question is how to reduce it to the lowest possible level.
“So what do you want me to do for you?” Sister Li asked again, “Of course, I will also pay attention to the effectiveness of your friend’s guidance of public opinion. If the effect is not good, from my perspective, I will still firmly oppose it.”
When Pei Naochun heard this, he knew that Sister Li was inclined to help him: “First, I don’t want to hype up any CP or spread any rumors anymore. Any rumors that existed before have to be cleared up.” In the circle, rumored CPs are always inevitable. Even if the company doesn’t make a fuss, sometimes when filming a movie, TV series, or even a variety show, the program crew will help hype it up.
“Okay.” Sister Li agreed promptly.
“Secondly, I want to send out a signal in interviews and endorsements,” Pei Naochun said abstractly: “I hope to have a softer image, like a husband and a father.”
Sister Li nodded. She understood that it was nothing more than the previous endorsements, which emphasized more on the “idol feeling” and took a sharp route to attract fans. Since it was to be made public, there had to be a tendency in the screening of endorsements.
“Third, I want you to help me get more audition opportunities.” Pei Naochun once went straight to the position of a superstar in his life.
Athough most of the films were shot in China, and he only went abroad to receive awards, but it also left a lot of impressions on him. In addition to the original body’s acting skills, he thinks there is still room for improvement. “My English teacher said that my spoken English is good enough now. I want to get more acting offers abroad.”
This is also a fallback plan. If the domestic impact really cannot be eliminated, he can go the route of exporting to domestic sales. Otherwise, he can invest – with the perspective of the future, he still remembers some opportunities. When he has the money, he can direct and act in a few blockbusters, isn’t that okay?
“Okay.” Sister Li agreed. This was partly out of trust in Pei Naochun. She knew that he was not someone who would joke about his career. “But I still say that if the situation is not right, I don’t agree with you making it public.”
“Thank you, Sister Li.”
Sister Li was about to go out, but she stopped at the door and said, “Why are you thanking me? Thank Siya instead.”
She felt somewhat disappointed. She was also a woman, and to be able to do this for the one she loved was truly heartfelt. As a bystander, she also hoped that everything would have a good ending.