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Chapter 848: Routine Little Bun

On the first day of its release, "Shanghai Fortress" was besieged by negative reviews across the entire network, and only achieved a first-day box office of 7500 million.

As a science fiction blockbuster that took six years to prepare, this result is truly surprising.

"I have always had a point of view that it is best for you to go and watch it and make your own judgment. Now many people did not watch it and just followed suit.

If everyone has watched it, unless there are pirated copies online, our box office shouldn't be this number. For example, there are so many people who have rated it online. If everyone who has rated it has bought a movie ticket, why are we at this number now? I think many people have never seen my movies at all."

Teng Huatao couldn't help it either, and directly accepted an interview at the roadshow on the second day of the release, angrily criticizing those who gave low scores.

"Director Teng, so you think there are people in the industry who specifically attack your film?"

The media's eyes are shining. They are not afraid of what you say, but they are afraid that you don't say it. The more you dare to say it, the greater the traffic.

The media with a keen eye for gossip would certainly not miss this opportunity, and seeing that Teng Huatao was angry, they might be able to dig up some big news.

“I don’t want to attribute all these things to some kind of conspiracy theory, but the fact is that it is definitely true. No one will not organize (water army), especially in the current film market. In fact, we ourselves know that there are people in the industry who specialize in organizing black fans.

That’s one of the (secrets) of the industry, it’s like buying ratings.”

Teng Huatao wanted to clear his name so badly at the moment, and he was most likely going to be put on the pillar of shame. If he didn't clear his name, he would have to go to hell with Lu Han.

"So Director Teng, who do you think organized the troll army to attack you? Is it a popular movie in the industry?"

The reporters are also just spectators and are not afraid of big troubles, so they just go for as much traffic as possible.

For a moment, Teng Huatao's face turned green. Looking at the excited media reporters in front of him, he almost wanted to jump up and curse.

This question is really ridiculous. The popular movies at the moment are "Nezha" and "The Bravest".

The former is Mengying Media and the latter is Bona Film Group. He can't afford to offend either of them.

“Well, that’s not what I meant. I can only say that there are too many black fans. For example, our movie used Lu Han, and his black fans were there from 12 am to 8 or 9 am, and the movie wasn’t even over yet. A large number of them searched for ratings and they all went for Lu Han. There must be Lu Han’s black fans causing trouble.”

After Teng Huatao finished speaking, he wiped his forehead. He was almost misled by these media. Fortunately, he reacted quickly and found a perfect explanation.

Thinking of some of the situations he had discussed with Chen Chihong before, Teng Huatao did not hesitate at this moment. Lu Han really had to take the blame. What else could he do if he didn't?
The media were a little disappointed, but this answer also brought another kind of traffic. At least Lu Han’s fans and haters would be excited.

"Shanghai Fortress director Teng Huatao angrily criticized haters, saying some of them had never seen the movie."

"Teng Huatao, the director of Shanghai Fortress, believes that someone in the industry organized a troll army to attack, and Lu Han has too many black fans, which led to the poor reputation of the movie."

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It has to be said that these media outlets are good at stirring up trouble. After this article was written, Lu Han’s fans were unhappy and made a big fuss, and the black fans also said that they would not take the blame.

"I admit that I am a Lu Han hater and I can set the tone, but do I have the ability to cause the entire movie to have a bad reputation? You are flattering me, Director Teng, just admit that it is a bad movie."

"It's so funny. This is the first time I've seen a movie with bad reputation blamed entirely on black fans. Doesn't The Wandering Earth have black fans? Doesn't Nezha have black fans, so how come it's OK? Open your dog eyes and take a look."

"It's so funny, they're starting to pass on the blame!"

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"It's comfortable. Let them rub it. It feels comfortable now, right?"

"Mr. Li didn't bother with them, but ended up being such a sluggish guy. He really wasted the profits from The Wandering Earth."

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The staff of the publicity department of Mengying Media suddenly felt very happy. They were extremely uncomfortable with the shameless attempts to gain popularity some time ago. They wanted to fight back but were unable to do so due to the company's reputation.

This is revenge finally achieved.

"Hey, look, there are some interesting jokes coming out."

"Where is it? Let me see!"

It (Shanghai Fortress) closed the door to Chinese science fiction again; Li Mu opened the door to Chinese science fiction films, and "Shanghai Fortress" closed this door again.
Everyone gathered around to watch and then burst into laughter, but some smart people immediately saw the devastating blow these memes had on "Shanghai Fortress".

"It's over. This movie is completely over."

"How to say, how to say?"

"Have you forgotten? In communication studies, there are two universal laws that accelerate the spread of information."

"Oh!"

Many people suddenly realized that everyone was too familiar with this theory due to the publicity work they had done, and now seeing the speed at which netizens spread the memes, they immediately understood.

The infectiousness of information will lead to a geometric increase in the transmission effect;
An individual's communication behavior is not isolated, but is deeply influenced by the external environment.

In the field of publicity, these two rules are all applied to "Shanghai Fortress".

In today's Internet, what kind of information can spread autonomously between people until it becomes popular?
Funny jokes, emoticons, and buzzwords.

For example, this sentence: Li Mu opened the door to Chinese science fiction, but Shanghai Fortress closed it again.

"The Wandering Earth" is a science fiction work known to everyone, and this sentence is both sharp and interesting.

People who have seen it may not know what is wrong with "Shanghai Fortress", but they will definitely remember that it closed the door to Chinese science fiction.

On the other hand, the negative reviews of Shanghai Fortress have one thing in common: they are full of intense emotions and are clearly targeted at Lu Han and the "traffic" he represents.

As the first generation of traffic star, he once created the top traffic of the fan empire.

It was caused by traffic and will inevitably be backfired by traffic.

The most popular still that has appeared on the Internet is the photo of Lu Han in the movie, clean and neat with his hair neatly done.
"Amu, did you see the words uploaded on the Internet?"

Liu Yifei was browsing Weibo at home when she suddenly saw a rapidly rising trending topic. She smiled and said to Li Mu.

"Huh? Which sentence?"

Li Mu was currently holding a laptop, dealing with some matters related to "The Battle at Lake Changjin" and had no time to watch the hot topics on the Internet.

“Hehe, this sentence: Li Mu opened the door to Chinese science fiction films, and Shanghai Fortress closed it again.

Hahaha, how are these netizens so talented that they even put two pictures of you and Shanghai Fortress on it."

Liu Yifei laughed so hard that she almost fell into Li Mu's arms.

Li Mu was no longer surprised by Liu Yifei's low sense of humor. He picked up the water cup, prepared to drink some water, and continued to work.

Unfortunately, the water cup was already empty. Looking at the little kid who was playing not far away, he was about to ask him to get a bottle of water. Then he thought about it, a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, and he touched Liu Yifei, who was still frantically browsing Weibo, with his arm.

"What's the matter?" Liu Yifei looked at Li Mu with a puzzled look.

"Do you want to drink milk tea?" Li Mu whispered.

For a moment, Liu Yifei seemed to be in a struggle. There was obvious movement in her eyes, but she said something else.

"That's not good. I just made up my mind to lose weight and you're hurting me again."

"Hey, why do you exercise so hard? It's just so you can eat delicious food. It won't be a big deal if you miss a day or two," Li Mu said patiently.

For a moment, Liu Yifei became confused and seemed to be thinking about the purpose of losing weight. It seemed that being able to eat more delicious food was one of her purposes.

Li Mu pressed on, "This is Xiao Baozi's treat for us, are you sure you don't want to drink it?"

After hearing what Li Mu said, Liu Yifei forgot what she was thinking for a moment, "Huh? Little bun?"

"Wait!" Li Mu gave Liu Yifei a reassuring look, then shouted to the little bun, "Baby, come here."

"father!"

Li Mu smiled and took a grape from the table, peeled it, and then handed it to the little bun, "Eat some fruit first, is it delicious?"

"Okay!" said the little bun without hesitation.

"Did your mother treat you to candy just now?" Li Mu asked with a faint smile.

"Yes!"

"Did dad treat you to some fruit just now?"

The little bun was puzzled for a moment, then nodded, "That's right!"

"Are you going to ask your parents to have something to eat as well?" Li Mu asked back, which immediately made the little boy feel conflicted.

The two little hands swung around and said aggrievedly, "But I don't have any good ones."

"It's okay. You have money, so why don't you treat your parents to milk tea?"

Hearing Li Mu's words, Liu Yifei on the side almost couldn't hold back her laughter, and just patted Li Mu's shoulder hard with her hand.

"Is that one enough?" The little boy looked at Li Mu and Liu Yifei with his ignorant eyes, and he was ready to bleed heavily.

"That's enough to buy three cups." Li Mu raised three fingers.

"Okay!" The little bun responded, then trotted back to his little bedroom. Before entering, he looked back at Li Mu and Liu Yifei, as if he was keeping his own little secret.

"You are so bad that you even tricked your daughter." Liu Yifei finally couldn't help laughing out loud.

"Then just tell me whether you want to drink or not. If you don't, I'll buy you one less cup." Li Mu said calmly.

"Drink it, why not? My daughter bought it for me." Liu Yifei immediately felt very righteous. As for losing weight, she had already forgotten about it.

In the small bedroom, the little bun took out his small treasury, pouted, and took a bill from it, "You don't have to tie it to me."

Just as he was about to leave, the little bun turned back and took out another one as if he had made up his mind.

"Here it comes!" Liu Yifei heard the little bun's trotting sound and immediately knew that the little bun had withdrawn the money.

"Dad!" The little boy handed over two hundred-yuan bills.

"Hmm? Baby, why are there two?"

"And there are grandpa, grandma and grandma!"

(End of this chapter)