Crazy Entertainment System

After Chen Yu uploaded 100 chapters, he refreshed the page, and the number of subscribers immediately exceeded 30, with the first chapter's subscriptions exceeding 10.

Even though Chen Yu was mentally prepared, he was still taken aback by the speed.

too exaggerated.

"I'm going to sleep. I have class tomorrow!" Chen Yu sent a message to his editor and then shut down his computer.

However, the Qidian headquarters was not calm at this moment.

"This guy is really carefree. He has class tomorrow. What's he thinking? He's so calm."

"I'm speechless. This guy is absolutely amazing. He's completely ignoring 30 subscribers. Guess how many subscriptions he can get in the first 24 hours!" Winnie laughed.

"300 million?!"

"500 million?!"

"You guys are really cowards~ 1000 million!"

Then everyone began to say the numbers they had in mind.

"Editor-in-Chief, what about you?!"

Everyone turned their attention to Wu Dao.

"800 to 1000 million, I guess?!" Wu Dao thought for a moment and said.

"Is it really that exaggerated?!"

The next day, Chen Yu asked for leave. The counselor was speechless at Chen Yu's three-day absence, thinking, "Are you here to be a fool?"

"What are you up to this time?!" Xu Zhu asked Chen Yu with a hint of helplessness.

By this time, Chen Yu had become a frequent visitor to the counselor's office, and many counselors knew him.

"Xiao Xu, probably spending time with your girlfriend?!" a baby-faced female counselor joked. She knew Chen Yu already had a girlfriend, a campus beauty at that.

Chen Yu was sweating profusely. "Do I really need to take time off to be with my girlfriend?"

"He's probably going back to meet his parents!"

"No way, that fast!"

Immediately, the others joined in, teasing Chen Yu.

Chen Yu was in a real bind.

"You're really overthinking it. I have important business to attend to. I'm planning to start a company and I have some spare cash on hand, so I'll use it to do something."

"So I'm going to recruit people, but I can guarantee a minimum score of 90 on the exam!" Chen Yu assured him.

In university, scores above 90 in all subjects are probably quite common, especially in the medical field. However, in other fields, 90 is a peak score, and very few people achieve it unless they are top students.

Even at the Central Conservatory of Music, it's difficult to get a score above 90.

Most of them scored around 80 points.

"You said it yourself. There are still 28 days until the exam, which is on December 28th. I'll be waiting for you. If you don't do well on the exam, you'd better stay in the classroom and attend classes properly next semester. Don't you know that the old professor has been complaining to me about you?" Xu Zhu said irritably.

She expressed her understanding of Chen Yu's entrepreneurial endeavors, noting that many college students are starting their own businesses these days.

It's no secret that Chen Yu earned over 1800 million yuan from lawsuits, and his songs also earned tens of millions of yuan; these are all public facts.

She truly admired Chen Yu; he had managed to earn so much money in just a few months.

And it wasn't through advertising endorsements or anything like that, but through genuine talent.

Putting aside everything else, few people can match Chen Yu's song revenue alone.

Sales of over 300 million are no small number.

A singer-songwriter typically earns only a few million yuan a year from the songs they write, and after deducting various expenses, there's not much money left.

The better ones can reach tens of millions.

Chen Yu is cheating.

She really likes the songs "Fairy Tale" and "The Only One," and they have become two must-have songs. She has both of these songs on her phone and her Walkman.

I also like "Glory," but it's not as good as the previous two songs.

As for "Chasing Dreams with a Pure Heart" and "The Boatman's Love," she, as a girl, said she liked them, but not nearly as much as the previous three songs.

“Okay, that’s for sure.” Chen Yu smiled, confident that as long as the teacher didn’t cheat, a score of 90 wouldn’t be too bad.

Chen Yu was quickly recognized at the job market.

A 32-year-old successful businesswoman who just returned from the United States has been working in the internet services industry for nearly ten years and has achieved remarkable success.

Generally speaking, people at her level wouldn't be seen in job fairs, since they could easily find a good job by applying to any company.

However, on a whim, she decided to visit the Beijing job market, not mainly to apply for a job, but to familiarize herself with the job market situation.

Surprisingly, she saw Chen Yu, the author of two songs she had recently been really into.

Despite his low profile, Chen Yu was still recognized; his years in the business world had paid off.

More importantly, she also paid close attention to Chen Yu, since he was a party to the very hot lawsuit that had been going on recently.

And the fact that they actually won made her very curious and impressed.

So he was very curious about Chen Yu, but he never expected to meet him here today.

"I didn't expect to meet you here, Mr. Chen!" She sat down, smiling, and said softly.

"Uh, we know each other?!" Chen Yu was puzzled. He didn't seem to know the woman in front of him who gave him a very strong aura.

I don't recall having such a person in my memory.

“You don’t know me, but I know you. I really like your songs, especially ‘The Only One,’” Gao Feiyan said with a smile.

"Thank you, thank you so much for liking my song!" Chen Yu was not surprised to hear that it was a fan of his, and did not have much of a reaction.

"I should be thanking you! I saw you're hiring a general manager?!" Gao Feiyan said with a light smile.

Chen Yu is recruiting in the IT field, but shouldn't Chen Yu be in the entertainment industry? Why is he so late to the IT field?!

"That's right. I'm an IT enthusiast and I really enjoy IT, so I developed a product. I happen to have some money on hand, so I'm planning to launch it. I wonder if you have any ideas about what kind of position would suit you?" Chen Yu said with a smile, just saying it casually, not expecting the man in front of him to apply.

"Can you tell me what it is?! Of course, I am very interested in the CEO position of your company. I have been with AOL for eight years and have reached the position of director. There is no way to go up further. AOL has a kind of resistance to Chinese people in senior positions."

So I chose to return to China to develop my career!

"Wow, this is a female powerhouse who's returned from overseas! Today is definitely my lucky day. The company's development is a social software, though you can't really call it software."

Actually, I call it Weibo. I don't know if you know what a blog is! Chen Yu said.

Chen Yu had expected the other party to give a vague answer, but Gao Feiyan's reaction surprised him.

"Blog, a transliteration only, is the English name 'er,' a combination of 'weblog.'"

Its formal name is weblog; it is also transliterated as blog or blog house, etc., and is a website that is usually managed by an individual and posts new articles irregularly.

Blog posts are typically arranged in reverse chronological order, from newest to oldest, based on their posting date. Many blogs focus on providing commentary or news on specific topics, while others serve as more personal diaries.

A typical blog combines text, images, links to other blogs or websites, and other media related to the topic, allowing readers to leave comments in an interactive way, which is an important element of many blogs.

Most blogs are text-based, but some focus on various themes such as art, photography, video, music, and podcasts.

Blogs are part of social media networks.

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