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Chapter 632 - 273: The Mastermind Behind the Scenes

Chapter 632: Chapter 273: The Mastermind Behind the Scenes

Is this the end?

No, it’s not.

Su Huai sent a message filled with cold intent, "They’re useless now, give them one more kick."

After causing such a scene, they still expect to leave cleanly with the money—why should they?

Because they’re beautiful?!

In fact, the previous issue with the improprieties was not largely related to them. The commercial performance was something the company couldn’t resist due to money, and it was the company that decided to go back on their word at the last minute. They didn’t have enough autonomy to make these decisions.

Su Huai knew this but was not in the mood to forgive.

How do you separate the artists from the management company? They are one.

Furthermore, they are part of South Korea’s economy, part of its culture, and they are also part of South Korea’s political system’s external expansion efforts. Why should I hold back and swallow my pride at a time like this when our two countries are at odds?

I can’t stand it, not even a little!

Of course, this was just Su Huai’s spur-of-the-moment idea. The actual execution depended on Yuyu.

How she decides to play this card will determine to what extent it can be used.

Pei Shuyu glanced at the phone screen that she hadn’t put down, smiling radiantly, with confidence brimming from her eyebrows and lips.

Then, she turned and hugged Tara, saying in not-so-loud a voice, "Thank you, thank you for your cooperation, you did great. And thank your company for its unreliability and unprofessionalism, they have made me grit my teeth and win this round."

The girls from Tara obviously couldn’t understand, but they just smiled and looked towards the translator.

When the translator conveyed the message, the girls’ smiles froze.

Meanwhile, a sea of "???" filled the chat in the live broadcast.

Yuyu’s voice was indeed soft, yet with the mobile mic present, everyone could hear clearly.

Facing the bewildered team leader, Pei Shuyu hugged her and gently patted her back, "It’s alright, I know it’s not your fault, I understand all of it.

You’re great seniors and sisters. It’s likely we won’t be able to work together again, but I sincerely wish you all the best when you return to your country.

You can take Director Li with you, our company has decided not to sue him."

There was an uproar in the room.

Not just the live broadcast room, but the entire platform, even the whole streaming industry, seemed on the verge of exploding.

Nobody knew how many stakeholders were lurking in the room at the time, guess blindly, even President Chen of Douyu might be watching.

"What happened, Yuyu?!"

Xichu Overlord wasn’t the only one asking; the screen was full of various comments at this moment.

At that instant, Pei Shuyu, with her back to the camera, signaled to Yuyan outside the screen.

The little assistant outside the camera signaled and mouthed several gestures, the understanding from sleeping together and clutching each other’s chests every day allowed her to quickly grasp what she needed to do, so the next moment, the audience of the live broadcast saw—

Yuyan rushed into the camera in a panic, pointing at the computer and muttering in a hushed voice, covering her mouth.

Pei Shuyu looked back in astonishment, glanced at the computer screen, then immediately waved for the staff to turn off the mobile mic.

By the time she sent Tara out the door and returned to the computer, the live broadcast was so lagged that the screen would only jump every few seconds.

A new storm was brewing.

This last scene was not something Su Huai had instructed.

But her spontaneous action had set the entire Xingyu in motion with a thunderous roar.

Su Huai held his phone with a serious expression, constantly in dialogue with various departments of the company: the recruitment department was busy, the public relations were busy, agents were busy, and operations were even busier.

In the internet cafe box outside the school, Xia Yu was hammering the keyboard as if he was about to strike sparks—endless group chats to reply to, endless instructions to coordinate, uncontainable enthusiasm.

Vice President Chen Ru was running around the office area: "Quick, quick, quick, revisit all our targets, ride the momentum, I want to see more definitive intentions!"

Qiang Qiang, the Deputy Manager of the Operations department, personally squatted in the editing room, spraying the editors with his excitement; "Creativity! I need creativity! Open up your minds more!"

The visual arts graduate from the Central Academy of Fine Arts was frantically scratching his head: "Bro, isn’t this fiery enough?!"

"What I need isn’t just fiery! I need propaganda pieces that can cater to various needs! I need the reasons and roots for sealing the god today! What I want..."

He wasn’t really sure what he wanted; he just wanted it all.

Because the prepared contingency had only benchmarked 75% of the current data.

In other words, Yuyu had surpassed the upper limit of the most ideal scenario, and the subsequent strategies prepared needed to be updated.

For this, Fu Yu’s directly managed PR department was huddled in an office for an emergency meeting.

Su Huai joined in by conference call.

Fu Yu spoke, "Ladies and gentlemen, we must clearly understand the opportunity and challenge we are currently facing. How hot have we become? The kind that rockets to the top of the trending searches.

But this isn’t an entirely good thing. Media backlash is predictable, and the live broadcasting industry still lives under the prejudice and disdain of mainstream media.

An even more serious concern is that Tara has a lot of die-hard male fans in China, and their potential for harm and destructive power must not be underestimated..."

Fu Yu set the tone pressurefully, prompting contributions from all employees, while Su Huai was responsible for easing the pressure.

Halfway through the meeting, Su Huai interrupted to clarify a few points for everyone.

"First, Tara’s male fans mainly concentrate on Douyu and Huya’s gaming sections, who were not Yuyu’s target audience in the first place.

Offending them isn’t the end of the world from the standpoint of fan value.

On the contrary, since they have a bad reputation within the Korean Fan Circle, matching up against them could actually aid Yuyu in winning over the wider audience of Korean girl group fans."