Apart from Weibo, Fangzheng attempted to go to various Tieba and forums to take a look. Indeed, the top discussion threads were dominated by Dream of the Stars.
Following that, Fangzheng tried to find out the reason for the overnight popularity of Star's Dream. In the end, the source of the problem was the thousand-word film review.
Ying Qianshi's thousand-word long article described his own thoughts in detail. For a moment, the crowd who paid attention to this film critic was praised by him.
As a result, these people became the earliest audience for " Star's Dream." They went to the Best Author of the Year Competition and clicked on this novel.
They wanted to see what kind of work it was that could make this always crafty film critic praise it so much.
subsequently
The artistic youth replied,[The wind today is very noisy. It has wet my eyes.]
The philanthropist who is happier alone than with all: "Such a good anime has cured my depression for the whole day. No, I have to recommend it to others!”
"Not bad," said his roommate, who was about to end his friendship."This feeling is really too satisfying. I'm going to tell my roommate and let him vent too ~"
A rare honest man, Are you all demons?! It must be!"
Fang Zheng looked at the comments on the competition's official website and his mouth twitched. What happened next was just as he had expected. After the initial audience finished watching " Star's Dream," they were all in a bad mood.
That kind of oppressive feeling made many emotional people wash their faces in tears. It was as if their good mood for the day was suddenly crushed by a thousand-pound boulder, making it difficult for them to breathe.
These viewers felt uncomfortable and had to vent their frustrations. Therefore, all the major Tieba, forums, and social media platforms became the outlets for them to vent their frustrations.
There were even many big shots in the audience who had the mentality of " everyone having fun ", forcing themselves to throw away the guilt in their hearts and pull the ignorant newbies into the water to experience the feeling of falling from heaven to hell with them.
Following the spontaneous promotion of these people, Star's Dream exploded into the eyes of more and more people.
The audience who had been promoted finally knew the sinister intentions of the Pioneers, so they joined the camp of deceiving the newbies. What followed was an endless loop.
He clicked on " Star's Dream " and his tear glands were stimulated uncontrollably. He felt so suppressed that he had to vent. Then, he went to various forums to vent and promote it to more people.
Such a good work could not be monopolized. As humans of the new era, they had to learn to share, such as the extremely 'healing' Star Dream.
With the repeated promotions by the audience, Star Dream became popular overnight on all social media platforms, forums, and Tieba. As long as there was a place to communicate, Star Dream would be there.
Some students and office workers who woke up in the morning were shocked by the dazzling array of " Star's Dream " on their phones. This made many people curious about what " Star's Dream " was for it to become so popular.
More and more people were curious about what " Star's Dream " was. They opened their browser to search for keywords such as " Star's Dream " and " Hoshino Yuumi."
As a result, these words became popular terms in all the major websites.
The viral outbreak of Star Dream caused the entire internet to be filled with discussions about this new work. As the original author of Star Dream, Fang Zheng naturally received widespread attention.
Fang Zheng looked at the internet and shook his head with a smile. He had always believed that " Star's Dream " would become popular, but he never expected his first work to become popular in such a way that the audience would play a prank on him.
The explosive popularity of " Star's Dream " would probably make many people's jaws drop. After all, this method of becoming popular was too unbelievable. Compared to those celebrities who spent money to buy trending searches," Star's Dream " would definitely make those people's eyes turn red with envy.
Fangzheng stood up with a smile. No matter what, the explosive popularity of " Star Dream " was beneficial to him. It was also a natural opportunity for free advertising.
Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding!
Just as Fang Zheng was about to check how much his reputation had increased, his phone on his desk suddenly rang.
Fang Zheng picked up his phone and put aside the matter of checking his reputation points.
"Hello, who is it?"
"Hello, this is Weibo. Are you the author of 'Dream of the Stars', Mr. Fang Zheng?”
Fangzheng was taken aback as he felt puzzled. Why was someone from Weibo calling him? They did not seem to be related at all.
"Yes, I am. May I know what you need?”
"Ah ~!"
On the other end of the phone, the customer service lady suddenly screamed when she heard Fangzheng admit his identity. The high-pitched scream made Fangzheng subconsciously move the phone away from his ear.
"Ahem, I'm sorry, Mr. Fang. I was too excited. You're my loyal fan... Ah, no, I'm your loyal fan!”
After a long while, the customer service lady sniffed the other party's emotions as Fangzheng smiled bitterly. However, it was not difficult to tell how excited the other party was from his tone.
"Thank you for your affirmation. Is there anything else?”
Although he was very satisfied that a young lady he had never met called herself his fan, he did not want to waste too much time with her. After all, he still had too much work to do.
"I'm sorry to disturb you, Mr. Fang.”On the other side, the customer service lady clearly knew that she had said too much. She quickly returned to the main topic and said,"Mr. Fang, now that 'Star's Dream' is on the trending searches, have you considered taking advantage of this popularity to open a Weibo account?”
"Open a Weibo account?"
"Yes, as long as Mr. Fang opens a Weibo account, our officials will immediately verify Mr. Fang's identity.”
The customer service lady on the other end of the phone sounded as though she was afraid that Fangzheng wouldn't agree. Her tone was a little apprehensive.
Fangzheng wasn't unfamiliar with Weibo, but he knew that some famous verified accounts needed an identity verification. Now that Weibo was willing to give him an official verification, it saved him some trouble.
However, Fangzheng knew that such matters were mutually beneficial. He could gain popularity through Weibo, while the Weibo officials could gain traffic through Fangzheng's popularity.
It was hard to say who was taking advantage of who. It could only be said that it was beneficial to both sides.
"Alright, then I'll have to trouble you."
In the end, Fangzheng agreed. After all, he needed popularity and a chance to advertise himself. Weibo was undoubtedly a very good channel.
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