The clown laughed evilly, opened the address book, and started working.

First of all, you need to find a suitable partner, at least someone who is not afraid of Xiao Yuxian. Otherwise, this public opinion war will not even make a splash and will be suppressed by others. Wouldn't it be annoying.

It's best to have a more exaggerated style, not too serious, as it won't attract people's attention.

You have to be so exaggerated that it can make your opponent angry to death, which not only relieves anger but also makes you more popular.

After eliminating the unqualified options one by one based on experience, the clown quickly got into work mode and began to build momentum for Su Mu.

Although this is the first time he has officially done this kind of thing since his memory was purged, it is the basic skill of an agent after all. The knowledge provided by the theater as standard for all employees is included, which is enough for him to use it.

And the specific steps involved, the clown had already started rehearsing in his mind after seeing that Su Mu and Axiang were doing well.

Now that I am putting it into practice, there is nothing wrong with being busy.

After arranging the publicity work, the clown rubbed his stiff cheeks and continued to poke dots on the panel while analyzing with Su Mu and Axiang: "This show, although it is just

Green-level plays, however, because they are punishment plays, have considerable added value and greatly improve watchability. With this gimmick, even some high-level audiences and participants will become interested in it.

The market is still very secure."

"And out of interest considerations, there is a high probability that the theater will add fuel to the fire behind the scenes and add fuel to your fire."

"This is a good thing. It is difficult for ordinary participants to get such an opportunity to show their faces in front of big bosses."

"There will be quite a lot of hidden benefits."

"And the theater's attention to you will also increase, and the subsequent resource allocation will be more or less biased."

After counting the benefits gained from completing the punishment play, the clown's mood became even higher.

He was like a little hamster guarding his huge cheeks, dragging his plump cheeks, eager to squeeze out everything inside, and not willing to waste any of it.

"You two must be tired from this punishment show."

"Don't be anxious about the next show. Wait for a while until the heat is fully fermented before continuing. You can't eat hot tofu in a hurry. Sometimes, you have to wait a while to maximize your profits!"

After rubbing his sore cheeks again, the clown crossed his fingers and began to count the time.

"The classification of punishment plays can actually be said to be special plays strictly speaking. The editing is usually very fast and it should not take long to be released."

"Just a conservative estimate, it only takes half a day."

"Furthermore, the classification of this kind of repertoire is vague, so the audience group is also relatively wide. The scope of communication can probably radiate to most of the middle and low-level audiences and participants, as well as a small number of high-level..."

After making a rough estimate of the number of fans that Su Mu could retain this time based on the previously calculated ratio, the clown pinched his chin and muttered in anticipation and worry.

"This kind of popularity, coupled with the overall strength after the increase, can be regarded as the strongest team in the white level. Then maybe we can get [invitations] for the next few performances...
Chapter completed!