Crazy Entertainment System

“Your Highness, you can’t be unaware of this, can you? Didn’t something similar happen during your last live stream?!” Wang Fengge said.

Indeed, being a celebrity is a profession that requires being in the spotlight; one can only survive by being in the public eye.

Celebrities entering the entertainment industry have only two choices: either continue to survive and maintain exposure, or fade out of the industry and return to a normal life.

"But after getting used to the life of an artist, how many people can return to ordinary life, and how many are willing to be ordinary?!" Chen Yu sighed softly.

Upon hearing this, the others remained silent. They knew that Chen Yu was telling the truth. Standing in the center of the stage, enjoying the spotlight, was an amazing feeling, and few who had experienced it could ever give it up.

"Hehe, we've really benefited from the Crown Prince's influence this time. Our fame and popularity have increased significantly during this period, and I've gained 300 million fans!" Chao Ge laughed.

Huang Lei nodded and said, "I now have 380 million followers. Before, I only had a pitiful few tens of thousands of followers. Now I can be considered a real 'small V' (influencer)."

Liu Tao said with a resentful look, "Brother Lei, if someone like you is considered a small influencer, what am I with only 200 million followers?! A blue-collar worker?!"

“You’re a small V. As long as you don’t have more than 10 million followers, you’re a small V. 10 million to 30 million followers are medium V. 30 million to 100 million followers are big V. And more than 100 million followers are super V,” Huang Lei said with a smile.

Chen Yu was taken aback. How could there be so many different types? In his memory, Crazy only considered someone with over 50 followers to be a big influencer.

"Huang Lei, the people you mentioned with less than 10 million followers are all small Vs, 10 million to 30 million followers are medium Vs, 30 million to 100 million followers are big Vs, and over 100 million followers are super Vs. How come I don't know any of that? Did Crazy create that?!"

Chen Yu was utterly baffled. If it was Crazy who caused it, he should have known!

After all, this concerns him personally; he has over 100 million followers on Weibo, which is what Huang Lei called a "super V".

"No, that's not it. It's just a popular saying. Crazy's definition is that you can become a V if you have 50 followers. But that's the only standard. People have different ideas about how to distinguish between these V levels. After all, when people say 'big V,' many people will have different ideas. You know, even though we're both V, there's a big difference. For example, you and I are both V on Crazy, but you have hundreds of millions of followers, while I only have a few million. The difference between us is several levels!"

Initially, netizens categorized influencers into one-star accounts based on their star ratings, but this felt too cumbersome. After careful consideration, everyone came up with a solution that was universally accepted: those with fewer than 1000 million followers were considered "small V" accounts—famous, but not particularly influential.

The range from 10 million to 30 million is another level, and in reality, they are about the same, because the level of celebrities at this level is roughly the same, and their influence is also quite good.

Between 30 million and 100 million, there's another level. This level is basically for very popular celebrities, such as Liu Huan, Wakin Chau, and He Jiong, a veteran host. These are all considered big V accounts.

The number of fans ranges from 30 million to 100 million.

However, someone like you with over a hundred million is extremely famous and influential throughout the world, and is known as a "Super V".

"Chen Yu, I think this is good. Since netizens approve of it, why doesn't Crazy follow public opinion and revise it?" Huang Lei said.

"To be honest, I didn't think that much about it at first, because I just wanted to remind everyone that they are public figures and should be careful about their words and actions."

"Who would have thought so many unexpected problems would arise!" Chen Yu chuckled.

Wang Fengge and the others were somewhat taken aback by Chen Yu's words. They had misunderstood. They thought that the big V that Chen Yu had introduced was just for commercial promotion and to show off his status. Little did they expect that Chen Yu's purpose was to warn these people to be careful with their words and actions.

The freak's ideas are indeed unconventional.

"I never expected Crazy to launch this feature for big influencers. It's really unexpected, but I give it a thumbs up. In that case, there's no need for the redesign," Wang Fengge said.

"Actually, I don't know whether we should revise this or not. Let Crazy handle it himself. I can't do everything myself. But if I thought they wanted to change it, they probably would have already done so. The fact that they haven't changed it now probably means they're still holding a conservative attitude towards it!" Chen Yu was unwilling to get involved in this matter. If Gao Feiyan wanted to do this, she would have done it long ago. She probably has her own reasons for not wanting to do it now.

"Understood!" Wang Fengge and the others nodded, expressing their admiration for Chen Yu. Most people would have intervened long ago, but Chen Yu didn't, which showed that he was a smart man. Chen Yu had told the world more than once that Crazy's management and operation were basically handed over to Gao Feiyan, and all matters, big and small, were handled by the company's senior managers. He was only responsible for the overall direction and supervision.

They generally don't easily interfere in company affairs.

Chen Yu did just that. If it were an ordinary person, they would never entrust such a large company to an outsider and would definitely keep it firmly in their own hands.

Actually, Chen Yu wasn't unafraid; rather, he had nothing to worry about. He used the system's annual fan value of 1 million to obtain the monitoring function.

A warning will be automatically issued whenever any top executive in the company engages in any behavior that betrays the company's interests. However, there are only 100 chances!

The penalty for betraying company interests must exceed 1000 million to trigger the penalty.

This is why Chen Yu is so at ease.

There was no other way; faced with assets worth hundreds of billions of US dollars, Chen Yu dared not easily believe that anyone could adhere to his bottom line.

He believes that the reason why many people always adhere to their bottom line and follow their principles is that their interests have not been affected to the extent that their bottom line is not reached.

A senior manager might remain unmoved by $1000 billion, and still hold firm to their principles when faced with $10 billion, but what about $100 billion?!

Can we still hold onto our original intentions?!

Some people might say they can, but that's only if it's not presented to you. If you were really presented with 1000 billion US dollars, you definitely wouldn't say that so easily.

Humans have desires, and with desires come boundaries. When those boundaries are crossed, all principles and conscience become meaningless.