’I can dance, you know! I’ve even changed into this period costume because I want to film "Red Enchantment," but who knew the boss would just leave me hanging and not let me film.

Why is he playing favorites?’

Just then.

Sister Hong came in to report, "Boss, the trending topic for ’Subject Three’ is live, and the ’People from All Industries Dance Subject Three’ challenge has been launched. Besides the videos uploaded by the girls, I also had some of our company’s employees and security guards dance ’Subject Three’ and upload it to get the ball rolling on the challenge."

"Mhm," Chen Jincheng nodded.

In his previous life, "Subject Three" had spread like a plague, sweeping through every industry overnight. In this life, he naturally had to guide it to make this phenomenon happen again.

Online, as the "People from All Industries Dance Subject Three" challenge emerged, those following the matter now understood what Chen Jincheng meant when he said, "I’ll teach you how to do a trending challenge."

’He must be talking about launching this new challenge, right?’

This was what many people thought.

But as time went on, Second-Life Star’s promotional efforts finally paid off. "Subject Three," just as in his previous life, began to spread like a plague.

It was then that everyone finally caught on.

Because people from all sorts of industries really had started filming "Subject Three" videos and uploading them for the challenge. The key was that with all this hype, these "Subject Three" videos gained a lot of traction, and their stats grew rapidly.

The more this happened, the faster the "Subject Three" plague spread.

At first, it was just office workers and security guards dancing.

As time passed, people were even seen dancing "Subject Three" at bus stops. Male employees at hotpot restaurants were dancing it, male school teachers were dancing it, waitresses at hotpot chains were dancing it, a group of flight attendants were dancing it, female real estate agents were dancing it...

By nightfall, "Subject Three" had become completely unstoppable. Even groups of young boys were dancing it.

The crucial part was that when people from various industries danced "Subject Three" and posted it, they actually received a ton of likes. The data was excellent.

As "Subject Three" spread like a plague, Han Shangyou, the President of Tiao Yin, naturally found out about it. When he saw the plague-like situation within the "People from All Industries Dance Subject Three" challenge that Chen Jincheng had initiated, he was utterly dumbfounded.

"President Han, ’Subject Three’ has blown past the traffic caps," his assistant said, his face a mask of disbelief as he looked at the trend’s performance.

Tiao Yin’s traffic allocation was tiered, and blowing past the caps meant surpassing all those tiers. It meant the trend’s popularity could no longer be contained.

Han Shangyou wasn’t surprised that "Subject Three" had blown past the traffic caps. After all, more and more people from all walks of life, everywhere, were dancing "Subject Three" and posting videos.

This was the exact effect he had wanted from the trending challenge feature: to get everyone involved, increasing Tiao Yin’s entertainment value, interactivity...

’Chen Jincheng really is teaching us how to use our own trending challenge feature! Seriously, he understands Tiao Yin. The man understands our platform all too well.’

"That Luo Xiaozhu, picking a fight with Chen Jincheng for no reason... this must be pretty awkward for him now," Han Shangyou mused, unable to resist a jab.

Luo Xiaozhu did indeed feel extremely awkward. Watching "Subject Three" get more and more popular, he was truly stunned. ’What kind of Magic Power does this dance have?’

But soon, something even more shocking occurred.

Because that night, Second-Life Star simultaneously released three more produced dances: "Sun Never Sets Dance," "Vietnamese Drum Beat Dance," and "Red Enchantment."

Because Yinyin’s "Train Opening" and "Subject Three" had already pushed the hype to its absolute peak, when Second-Life Star suddenly released three more produced videos at the same time, they immediately received immense attention.

Luo Xiaozhu hadn’t even recovered from "Subject Three" when he heard about these three new produced videos.

He clicked to watch the three dances immediately. Compared to "Subject Three," these three were clearly on a much higher level.

Moreover, he had a feeling that these three dance videos would probably go viral too.

This made him keep a close eye on the three videos’ performance, and he immediately had Taikong Sen monitor their data.

Taikong Sen had, of course, also seen the three video concepts that Second-Life Star had batch-released. After receiving his master Luo Xiaozhu’s orders, he immediately had someone start monitoring the data.

Online, as these three produced videos were uploaded, the online community following the event was completely stunned.

Especially after watching the three produced videos, everyone now realized just how formidable Chen Jincheng was.

Han Shangyou, naturally, was shocked once again.

Especially after learning about the surging data for Chen Jincheng’s three produced videos.

The most-liked of these three produced videos would likely surpass even "Subject Three."

Keep in mind, "Subject Three" was currently on track to hit 4 million likes without any issue.

His Tiao Yin had only casually launched a generic "You Dance, I Dance, Youth in Motion" challenge after the new feature went live, but Chen Jincheng had just dropped a bomb on it.

This...

"Train Opening," "Sun Never Sets Dance," "Vietnamese Drum Beat Dance," "Red Enchantment Dance," "Subject Three."

Just what kind of dominant force was Chen Jincheng when it came to producing dance videos?

As time went on, these three produced videos also blew up. The girls from Second-Life Star who filmed them were naturally the biggest beneficiaries. Because they had the first-mover advantage in filming the videos, almost every girl who participated in this batch of productions gained a significant number of fans.

Take Lin Qing, for example. She originally had over a million fans, but because she filmed the "Vietnamese Drum Beat Dance" this time, the video’s stats were excellent, and she directly gained another 500,000 fans.

Keep in mind, during the recent period when she hadn’t been filming the boss’s concepts and had to rely on the ones from the planning department, she had barely gained any fans. This single project brought a massive surge.

’You really have to film the boss’s concepts to get anywhere.’

When Second-Life Star’s videos blew up, Taikong Sen obviously heard about it. In the end, he sank limply onto the sofa.

’There’s really no way to fight back.’

He even slapped himself across the face. ’What was I thinking, @’ing Chen Jincheng to ’come play’? Play my ass.’

Even though his own painstakingly crafted video had already gotten a very high number of likes, when it was inserted among the other party’s videos, it somehow made him look more like a Joker.

Those few major dance influencers had already fallen silent. Now they didn’t even dare to make a peep. After all, all the videos they’d made had been crushed by Chen Jincheng’s produced videos. The gap was still huge; who would have the courage to make a fuss?

Taikong Sen was resentful, but he also knew that this time, he was going to be utterly humiliated.

Of course, the one who was even more embarrassed was Luo Xiaozhu.

He was the Asian Dance King! He was just supporting his apprentice, pointing out that the other party’s content was borderline and not exactly wholesome. Who knew that the other party wouldn’t stoop to risqué content and would instead just drop four productions like these? His face was practically swollen from the slap.

"Holy shit, what kind of person did that guy Taikong Sen provoke?" Luo Xiaozhu really wanted to film a video himself and enter the ring against them.

But he was afraid of getting slapped in the face again.

After all, since joining Tiao Yin, he had filmed so many videos. Plenty had gotten one or two million likes, but he truly had no dance-type videos that had broken five million likes, with the exception of his videos as the cross-dressing Zhu Bishi.

But the most-liked of the other party’s produced videos were all likely to break five million.

What a gap!

So, he chickened out.

That’s right. He, the Asian Dance King, was scared of this Chen Jincheng when it came to making dance videos.

However, he also did a little research on this Chen Jincheng. He discovered that the guy really knew how to have fun, and might even be a kindred spirit. Perhaps they could become friends at some point. After all, the female artists at the other guy’s company were quite something.

’If I get on good terms with him, I could throw a party, invite him over, and it wouldn’t be too much to ask him to bring some of his girls along, right? And then at the party, some... wonderful things could happen. Maybe then we could truly become fellow travelers on the same path.’

After all, when faced with an offer of friendship from a star like him, the other party definitely wouldn’t refuse. It would be an honor for an internet celebrity like him.

But thoughts were just thoughts. He pulled out his phone again and recorded a video of himself: "Sigh, I have to say, Chen Jincheng’s dances are all quite brilliant. It’s a pity they don’t have much technical substance and all seem a bit low-class. If I had the chance, I wouldn’t mind teaching him a thing or two about dance technique."

Obviously, even though his face was swollen from being slapped, he still had to talk tough.

Besides, there was no way Chen Jincheng could refute his words.

He was the Asian Dance King!

After filming the video, he immediately hit upload!