October 19, Wednesday, noon…
Qiao Liang put down the controller, paused the game on the big TV, and went to the door to pick up the takeaway.
Qiao Liang had officially settled down after moving to Jingzhou yesterday. He planned to find his friends in Jingzhou to gather on the weekend since it was a working day today. Boss Pei and the rest should be very busy.
He read the information from his fan group on his cell phone while he ate his Fish-Catching Take-Out.
“Old Qiao, it seems that someone is scamming with Tengda’s name; do you want to ask the insiders what is going on?”
“Yes, isn’t it corrupting Tengda’s reputation?”
“The most outrageous thing is that this person even passed the authentication of Weibo, too deceptive!”
Qiao Liang was stunned.
Someone was using Tengda’s name for a scam? That person had also passed the Weibo verification?
So arrogant?
Qiao Liang immediately clicked on the link posted by the fan in the group which jumped to the Weibo page.
“Tengda Ma Yang?
“The verification is… an employee of Tengda Corporation?
“Well… it seems like there is such a person.
“Where did I hear of this person?”
Qiao Liang felt that Ma Yang’s name was familiar, but he couldn’t remember it for a while.
That was because the department Old Ma was in charge of was not in close contact with the other departments of Tengda. Many people-in-charge of the other departments only knew Ma Yang by name and had never met him in person, let alone Qiao Liang.
“I remember now!
“Wasn’t he the one who invested in IOI and profited 500 million yuan for Tengda?
“Is someone acting as an impostor? That’s not right; the verification of Weibo shouldn’t be wrong, right.
“Then, what is he doing?”
Qiao Liang felt a little confused. If it was Ma Yang, he should be a prominent figure, the right-hand man of Boss Pei and a proper high-level executive of Tengda Corporation.
How could he open a Weibo account with so few fans with such a realistic fake account?
He clicked on Ma Yang’s Weibo again and found that there was only one Weibo post from last Saturday, which said that he was randomly helping people fulfill their dreams, but no other posts since.
Four days have passed, and many people have reposted and commented on this Weibo. Moreover, some had even left a QR code for payment, but there seemed to be no follow-up.
That was why they felt that Ma Yang was trying to scam people with Tengda Corporation’s name. Many people commented below that he was a liar.
Qiao Liang is a little confused; that shouldn’t be the case?
Why would Boss Ma not keep his word?
The person who made 500 million yuan in profits for Boss Pei would not deceive others for tens of thousands of yuan, right?
Qiao Liang carefully looked at these forwarding and comments and found that the content was very simple—nothing more than comments such as ‘choose me, choose me’ or ‘lower the winning rate’.
“Could it be that these people wrote something too simple?”
Qiao Liang suddenly became interested. He reposted this content and wrote his dream in detail.
“Hello Ma, I am a new UP Master who is doing something I love without looking forward to gaining from it, but my fans always say that my microphone is too rubbish. To give my fans a better video viewing experience and to better explain Tengda’s games, can you please realize my dream and help reimburse a professional microphone for me? Thank you very much!”
He pasted a QR code for payment as a by-the-way kind of motion.
Qiao Liang didn’t care too much after reposting Weibo and continued to eat while drinking.
However, he suddenly realized that Boss Ma replied after he was done with his food!
Amongst a load of ‘Aren’t you embarrassed to call yourself a new UP Master? Don’t you have any shame?’ comments, Boss Ma’s comment was outstanding like a firefly in the dark.
“Your dream is very good! Unfortunately, I can only help people with less than 1,000 fans complete their dreams! I am very sorry!”
Qiao Liang was stunned, only helping the people with less than 1,000 fans to fulfill their dreams?
What sort of weird rule was that?
It stands to reason that giving to people with more fans, the more heat it would generate, right?
You would seem more like a scammer this way!
Sure enough, many of Teacher Qiao’s longtime fans had already started exploding comments following Ma Yang’s reply.
“The liar even dared to show up!”
“What strange rule? Discrimination? Can people not have dreams if they have more fans?”
“I fulfill the conditions; why are you ignoring me?”
However, it is clear that some people were inspired by Qiao Liang’s Weibo and began to write their dreams seriously.
“Hello, Boss Ma, I am a social animal. I have always wanted to resign, but I can’t muster the courage because of economic pressure. I don’t want money. I just hope that you can help me refer me to work in Tengda. Thank you very much! Of course, if this is not possible, you can send me some money.”
There were also similar replies.
Many of Qiao Liang’s fans poured in after he reposted Ma Yang’s Weibo. Most people didn’t believe it but were still watching; some people still tried their luck.
Unexpectedly, after a few minutes, Ma Yang reposted the comment of the ‘social animal’ before.
October 19, Wednesday, noon…
Qiao Liang put down the controller, paused the game on the big TV, and went to the door to pick up the takeaway.
Qiao Liang had officially settled down after moving to Jingzhou yesterday. He planned to find his friends in Jingzhou to gather on the weekend since it was a working day today. Boss Pei and the rest should be very busy.
He read the information from his fan group on his cell phone while he ate his Fish-Catching Take-Out.
“Old Qiao, it seems that someone is scamming with Tengda’s name; do you want to ask the insiders what is going on?”
“Yes, isn’t it corrupting Tengda’s reputation?”
“The most outrageous thing is that this person even passed the authentication of Weibo, too deceptive!”
Qiao Liang was stunned.
Someone was using Tengda’s name for a scam? That person had also passed the Weibo verification?
So arrogant?
Qiao Liang immediately clicked on the link posted by the fan in the group which jumped to the Weibo page.
“Tengda Ma Yang?
“The verification is… an employee of Tengda Corporation?
“Well… it seems like there is such a person.
“Where did I hear of this person?”
Qiao Liang felt that Ma Yang’s name was familiar, but he couldn’t remember it for a while.
That was because the department Old Ma was in charge of was not in close contact with the other departments of Tengda. Many people-in-charge of the other departments only knew Ma Yang by name and had never met him in person, let alone Qiao Liang.
“I remember now!
“Wasn’t he the one who invested in IOI and profited 500 million yuan for Tengda?
“Is someone acting as an impostor? That’s not right; the verification of Weibo shouldn’t be wrong, right.
“Then, what is he doing?”
Qiao Liang felt a little confused. If it was Ma Yang, he should be a prominent figure, the right-hand man of Boss Pei and a proper high-level executive of Tengda Corporation.
How could he open a Weibo account with so few fans with such a realistic fake account?
He clicked on Ma Yang’s Weibo again and found that there was only one Weibo post from last Saturday, which said that he was randomly helping people fulfill their dreams, but no other posts since.
Four days have passed, and many people have reposted and commented on this Weibo. Moreover, some had even left a QR code for payment, but there seemed to be no follow-up.
That was why they felt that Ma Yang was trying to scam people with Tengda Corporation’s name. Many people commented below that he was a liar.
Qiao Liang is a little confused; that shouldn’t be the case?
Why would Boss Ma not keep his word?
The person who made 500 million yuan in profits for Boss Pei would not deceive others for tens of thousands of yuan, right?
Qiao Liang carefully looked at these forwarding and comments and found that the content was very simple—nothing more than comments such as ‘choose me, choose me’ or ‘lower the winning rate’.
“Could it be that these people wrote something too simple?”
Qiao Liang suddenly became interested. He reposted this content and wrote his dream in detail.
“Hello Ma, I am a new UP Master who is doing something I love without looking forward to gaining from it, but my fans always say that my microphone is too rubbish. To give my fans a better video viewing experience and to better explain Tengda’s games, can you please realize my dream and help reimburse a professional microphone for me? Thank you very much!”
He pasted a QR code for payment as a by-the-way kind of motion.
Qiao Liang didn’t care too much after reposting Weibo and continued to eat while drinking.
However, he suddenly realized that Boss Ma replied after he was done with his food!
Amongst a load of ‘Aren’t you embarrassed to call yourself a new UP Master? Don’t you have any shame?’ comments, Boss Ma’s comment was outstanding like a firefly in the dark.
“Your dream is very good! Unfortunately, I can only help people with less than 1,000 fans complete their dreams! I am very sorry!”
Qiao Liang was stunned, only helping the people with less than 1,000 fans to fulfill their dreams?
What sort of weird rule was that?
It stands to reason that giving to people with more fans, the more heat it would generate, right?
You would seem more like a scammer this way!
Sure enough, many of Teacher Qiao’s longtime fans had already started exploding comments following Ma Yang’s reply.
“The liar even dared to show up!”
“What strange rule? Discrimination? Can people not have dreams if they have more fans?”
“I fulfill the conditions; why are you ignoring me?”
However, it is clear that some people were inspired by Qiao Liang’s Weibo and began to write their dreams seriously.
“Hello, Boss Ma, I am a social animal. I have always wanted to resign, but I can’t muster the courage because of economic pressure. I don’t want money. I just hope that you can help me refer me to work in Tengda. Thank you very much! Of course, if this is not possible, you can send me some money.”
There were also similar replies.
Many of Qiao Liang’s fans poured in after he reposted Ma Yang’s Weibo. Most people didn’t believe it but were still watching; some people still tried their luck.
Unexpectedly, after a few minutes, Ma Yang reposted the comment of the ‘social animal’ before.
