novelraw Chapter 993 - 902: Tearing Apart
Chapter 993 - 902: Tearing Apart
She really didn’t expect Mo Wenwan to resort to such dirty tricks in a desperate situation.Luckily, she had a backup plan. The day she met with the young director, she keenly sensed that the emotional interview would play a crucial role somewhere. She hadn’t expected her intuition to be validated so quickly.
Lu Qing asked her if she had a backup plan.
Qin Miaomiao smiled enigmatically, "Of course I do. But not now."
The public’s emotions need to accumulate to reach a climax. Only by delivering a decisive blow at the pinnacle can the maximum effect be achieved.
In that moment, outside the tranquil nursery, under the villa’s soft orange light, Lu Qing was somewhat dazed. The woman before him, his wife, was no longer the motherly figure he saw just moments ago. Instantly, she transformed into an African leopard, using her sharp-clawed paws to pin down her prey, slowly tearing into its throat.
So captivating... it mesmerized him.
The next day, Qin Miaomiao got up early to attend a company meeting. She simply arranged the regular company meeting, not mentioning anything about the young director’s new film.
At the end of the morning meeting, the assistant suddenly burst into the office, shouting "Not good," and rushed in without steady footing, crashing hard against the long conference table.
Qin Miaomiao frowned, "What exactly is it?"
Could it be that Mo Wenwan has an even dirtier trick?
The assistant said, "It’s so strange. From two o’clock last night to this morning, the term ’Qin Dynasty Chronicles’ somehow topped the headlines."
Qin Miaomiao knew full well that she hadn’t instructed the public relations team to handle it. Exactly who bought the headlines? Could it be Lu Qing? No, it shouldn’t be, he said he would let her handle it completely and wouldn’t intervene recklessly.
Qin Miaomiao calmly said, "If something unusual happens, there must be a reason. Let’s observe and see."
That afternoon, Qin Miaomiao’s PR team data analysis expert provided a data report:
The crowd pushing ’Qin Dynasty Chronicles’ to the top of the headlines is aged between fifteen and twenty-five. Their commonly used search keywords include cosplay, voice actors, and some game characters, typical of the subculture group.
Qin Miaomiao was puzzled, how could a perfectly good movie make these kids so crazy about it?
The assistant reminded her of a blog post by a prominent Weibo influencer. Qin Miaomiao immediately opened Weibo and carefully read the post.
The assistant stood by Qin Miaomiao, attentively observing her boss’s emotional reactions. He saw her first reading the article seriously, scrolling quickly, then going back to the start to read again after noticing something, and finally browsing swiftly.
Putting down the phone, Qin Miaomiao pointed at the phone screen, smiling through tears, "Genius. A bunch of geniuses."
At the same moment, Mo Wenwan was giving her PR team the same evaluation.
"Genius, you truly are geniuses. I told you to criticize that movie, not to drive traffic to the other side. Somehow you attracted a bunch of subculture kids... Now, look at how much fan content they’ve created around that movie."
Mo Wenwan pointed at three tablets, two computers, five screens, each displaying different niche websites. The sites all featured screenshots from ’Qin Dynasty Chronicles,’ with damning commentary that seemed quite convincing.
The employee who initially came up with the idea rubbed his nose, "Boss, don’t rush. Their moment of glory is temporary. Think about it, their movie positioning has issues, and it will inevitably face being taken down."
Mo Wenwan felt it made sense, proudly raised her chin, and agreed.