Becoming a great entertainer started with being cyberbullied.

Getting Robin Harrison to agree to redivide the 'battlefield' is a difficult problem.

Fang Ruoxi went through all of Robin Harrison's posts on social media.

Analysis of his past tweets reveals that he is a profit-driven, greedy, and cunning person.

For example, Harrison dedicated himself to working as a music editor for ten years in order to switch to Rolling Star. He also put his heart and soul into promoting new songs by unknown artists.

His judgment is impeccable.

Then, with the reputation he had built over the past decade, he rose to become a senior music editor at Rolling Star magazine.

It touched upon the power that influences the Gome Awards.

This person won't waste time looking at anything that isn't profitable.

At this moment, Robin Harrison had gained the upper hand and ruined the effect of their open-air concert three days later.

Wang Liping brought more bad news.

"The promised free outdoor performance has been cancelled."

Wang Liping ground his molars, "Those people didn't even bother to come up with a different excuse, just saying something like 'equipment maintenance'."

Back at the hotel, everyone looked rather grim.

Zhang Xiaomeng subconsciously opened her blog and scrolled through it a couple of times, feeling irritable and restless.

"Ah!?" she suddenly exclaimed.

Before anyone could ask, Zhang Xiaomeng immediately read out the current trending topic: "Li Ming's promotion of his new song in Europe and America suffers a disastrous setback; his outdoor performance at Times Square is rejected!"

Wang Liping's vision went black, and he was speechless.

Fang Ruoxi hesitated for a moment before dialing the number of the "middleman for the big screen" in Times Square.

……

Jeremy Jon is an ordinary Newtown man.

He was born in New York City to a poor family. He was raised by a single mother who was busy working all day to make ends meet.

He didn't get into university after graduating from high school, so he simply went out into the workforce to make money.

The electronic screens in Times Square were Jeremy's 'gold mine' in life.

All his connections today were gained through Times Square.

It was after taking over this business that Jeremy discovered his 'special talent'.

The former gold-digging kid has long since achieved success through his well-established network of connections.

That simple website, with its business of renting out large electronic screens, seems more like something Jeremy kept to commemorate the past.

And things just happened to be that way.

That day, only he, the small business owner, had time to spare; everyone else was busy with their own tasks.

So Jeremy went to Times Square himself and met the very beautiful Asian girl.

Inside a storefront on Third Street in New York City called 'J Information Consulting Services'.

The shop is not large, with a desk, a sofa for customers, and some filing cabinets for storing documents.

It looks like a shell company that could run away at any time.

but--

"Hey Jeremy, still thinking about that really beautiful Asian girl from before?"

When Jeremy returned in the afternoon, he seemed distracted.

When his partner Bob returned, he couldn't help but tease him.

"If you really like someone, go for it," said his good friend Bob.

Just then, Jeremy's phone rang. The caller ID read "Great Beauty" followed by three red hearts.

When Jeremy saw the note he had inexplicably changed that afternoon, he almost fell off his chair.

Almost instantly, he grabbed the phone from the table with both hands.

Seeing his strange appearance, Bob guessed what was going on and immediately came over to watch the show—well, to give his good buddy some advice.

Before answering the phone, Jeremy cleared his throat in a serious manner.

When the call connected, he spoke in a deliberately low voice, like a male lead in a low-quality idol drama who was "overacting," trying his best to exude charm:

“Hello, J. Information Consulting Services, this is Jeremy.”

Fang Ruoxi put down the phone and glanced at the new phone number she had added that afternoon.

Yes, that's it, she didn't make a mistake.

"Hello, I am Fang."

"I remember, such a beautiful lady, I will never forget her," the man from Country A praised directly.

Fang Ruoxi vaguely heard another person's voice from the other end of the line, "Asians are very reserved, don't scare her, you idiot!"

Fang Ruoxi spoke up at the right moment, "Well, I think you might be more familiar with some of the business here."

"Hmm, can you contact a 'troll marketing company'? Hmm... or what you call 'organized social media manipulators' here."

Jeremy's "love brain" went offline, and his "career brain" temporarily took over the reins.

"Of course I know! Hey, our company's registered name is 'Information Consulting Services.' There's nothing I can't do in New York City!"

Fang Ruoxi said, "Okay, I have an order here. Can you expedite it for me now? Once it's done, I'll give you an extra $1000 as a 'bonus' in addition to the normal service fee."

Jeremy immediately finalized the deal, and only after hanging up the phone did his "love-struck" mind, which had been offline, come back online.

Bob looked at him with exasperation, "Did you enjoy the business discussion?"

"Oh, I hope you can turn every potential girlfriend into a major client for our company."

Jeremy: "..."

Bob: "Stupid donkey!"

……

In terms of online trolls, Fang Ruoxi, Li Ming, and Zhang Xiaomeng are no match for Wang Liping.

Fang Ruoxi opened her phone's photo album and zoomed in on the 'photos' on the 24 large screens in Times Square.

"If we can continue to hold an open-air concert in Times Square in three days, then the current trending topics on social media in China will become free publicity for us."

Fang Ruoxi said, "Brother Wang, it's up to you now."

Wang Liping felt he had missed an hour of the meeting; otherwise, why would they have relied on him?

Fang Ruoxi said, "Harrison is opportunistic and has the upper hand right now. If we declare war on him and Dean directly online, he won't pay any attention."

"Only by reversing the tide of public opinion can we force him to accept our 'challenge'."

"So, Brother Wang, we can only rely on you when it comes to using online trolls to create a media storm."

Upon hearing this, Wang Liping immediately felt that the plan was feasible.

Previously, he was a hero with no place to use his talents; now, he's in his comfort zone.

Wang Liping laughed maniacally, rubbing his hands together and saying, "Good! This is my specialty. Watch me give him a 'combination punch'!"

Wang Liping immediately opened his notebook and began writing furiously.

On the other hand, Jeremy was very efficient.

Fang Ruoxi quickly received his call.

Perhaps the $1,000 reward was too tempting, Jeremy found 12 online marketing companies for Fang Ruoxi in one go.

Together, they could completely dominate the personal homepage of a top celebrity in Country A, getting "in and out seven times."

After reading the company's contact number, Fang Ruoxi silently decided that when settling the bill, she would triple the young man's bonus.

She and Li Ming each contacted six online marketing companies.

Soon, the deposit was paid.

At 21:55, during the peak internet usage time in Country A, a tweet on social media spread like wildfire to every netizen.

Dean, outmaneuvered by Dr. B, has lavishly rented out Times Square's electronic screens to promote his new song!

This news instantly sparked a war between the fans of the two sides.

[Hahahahaha! Dean is only fit to carry Dr. B's shoes!]

[This arrogant guy even boasted that he would end Dr. B's legendary status at the Gamescom Awards.]

He's panicking, he's panicking! Otherwise, why would he rent so many large electronic screens for advertising?

Dean's fans rushed to the scene.

[Hey DB's dogs, which of you saw Dean pay for the promotion of his new song himself?]

Anyone can rent the electronic screens in Times Square. They used to display pandas every day; did the pandas hang up there themselves? Haha.

Then, Dean's fans got what they asked for.

Immediately, insiders from several large screens in Times Square posted screenshots of the payment and receipt transactions.

Dean's name is so glaring that Dean's fans are so angry they want to chew on their keyboards at home.

This trending topic instantly became a happy place for Dr.B's fans, who took screenshots of previous comments from Dean's fans and posted them repeatedly to "whip the corpse."

Oh! So what? Who says you can't promote your own new song?

[Promoting your new song is considered admitting defeat? Even Somali pirates are more reasonable than you!]

The tweet immediately garnered tens of thousands of angry comments.

Dr.B's fans were puzzled, wondering why their brothers seemed to be fighting exceptionally fiercely today.

It was almost overwhelming, rubbing Dean's fans in.