Chapter 166: Go watch the new show of Noon Dog While Yang Rongfa and Wang Ren were watching the show, Lin Qingyue was also waiting in the TV studio. While waiting for the show to air and get first-hand ratings records, she casually sent a group message to Wu Mu and the others: "The show is about to be broadcast, remember to watch it." Don’t mention it, Wu Mu almost forgot that he was playing games. He looked at the 0-13 record in the upper right corner. Well, it’s not that I don’t want to play, I just have something important to do. If I lose this game, it will all be Director Lin’s fault. Wu Mu thought this in his mind and immediately quit the game with peace of mind. Although he felt that it was a foregone conclusion that this episode would break without him contributing to the ratings. The reason is, firstly, that this episode is really interesting and worth watching. Second, his performance card has not been redeemed yet. Of the five performance cards for the previous crowdfunding game, only a little over 36 million has been redeemed so far, and there is still a shortfall of more than 14 million.

The system may boost the popularity of the program and speed up the redemption of performance cards. The 100 million performance card for the album "Farewell" was like this before. At the end, when he started a live broadcast to sell songs, the ratings obviously increased. Thinking this in his mind, Wu Mu did not stop searching for the live broadcast page of Beijing TV Station. The show will be broadcast on time at 7pm. In a small coastal city, a retired teacher once again opened the door to his daughter who was staying at home. "Nier, please help me download these new songs he has released." Yu Jiajia, the stay-at-home girl who was playing games, hung up the phone helplessly. She took the phone and saw that it was indeed that person's song again. She sighed, "Mom, you're still listening to his songs." Her mother wouldn't really be a fan at her age, would she? Her mother rolled her eyes at him and said, "His songs are no better than your giggly songs." Yu Jiajia couldn't help but roll her eyes. The songs from the "Farewell" album that she had listened to before were not any better than the songs she had listened to before. But what can she do if her mother likes it? Too lazy to listen to the songs of this young idol, she started downloading them for her mother. Fortunately, it doesn’t cost any money this time, it’s all free. After the song was over, she lost the game. But she didn't care. This game was destined to be lost. It was bad enough that there was an idiot at 0-13 who kept giving away the points, but he even AFK later. Not even a god could save this game. She unceremoniously blocked and reported the idiot who was AFK, then re-ranked for the next game. During the break in the ranking match, she took out her phone and opened her favorite anti-bar to see what new things everyone had pulled. then "Noon Dog's new show is on, go watch it!"

Noon dog? This last name is the same as the last name of the celebrity just mentioned. Yu Jiajia thought calmly in her heart, she seldom paid attention to the celebrity entertainment circle, so apart from Wu Mu’s initial scandal, she had never read any news about Wu Mu, and naturally she didn’t know that Wu Mu also had a nickname, Wu Gou. No one would have thought that the name of an obviously young and handsome guy would appear in Kangba, a place for discussing games and e-sports. She thought it was a new program from some anchor or UP host, so she scrolled down without any interest. As a result, this name appeared again in the following items. "Hurry up and read the cool story of Wu Gou's new game, pretending to be a foreigner!" This name appeared again, and there was a picture below it. Yu Jiajia was stunned when she saw the overly handsome face in the picture. what? Wu Gou is indeed the celebrity with the surname Wu. Why would he, an idol celebrity, appear in the posts of the anti-bar? And what the hell is this new game? Yu Jiajia was undoubtedly a little confused. She clicked on it subconsciously. The top poster’s comment: “Ah, noon dog’s cool and cool story is finally here! Come and read it together!” A link to a Beijing TV program was attached to the speech. Not only did she feel confused by the comments of the original poster, but she was also confused by some of the replies below. "Turtle, when I saw the photo of Wu Gou, I almost thought I was seeing things, but I didn't expect it was really him." "I feel dizzy as well, but I have seen several posts by Wu Gou. I didn't expect that there are so many people following Wu Gou in the anti-corruption forum." "His new game is a good show. There are already several big game up-loaders on Bilibili waiting to watch his new show live." No, it feels like quite a few people below are familiar with this star. This is still the resistance she is familiar with, right? Fortunately, the majority of people below were as confused as she was. "Who is this Lunch Dog? A star?" "This seems to be the celebrity idol who was previously exposed to be slept with by his sponsor. Do you still watch shows of people like this?" Everyone was confused, but they were soon enlightened. Although Wu Gou is a handsome idol, he can also make games. The demo of his new game became a hit overseas. Foreigners have already raised tens of millions of dollars for his new game. Judging from the amount, his game has sold millions of copies with just a demo. what? Yu Jiajia was even more confused. How could a popular young star make games? And it’s very popular abroad, and foreigners are spending money like crazy? This is a bit too absurd. Yu Jiajia really couldn't connect the dots in her mind between the popular young star and the game producer who sold millions of copies of the game.

After making sure that everyone was not lying, Yu Jiajia undoubtedly instantly became interested in this star named Wu Mu. She didn't pay attention to celebrities at all, but a celebrity who can make games She couldn't help but click on the link attached to the first floor. Beijing, in Zhang Li's apartment. Wu Mu’s two “black fans” had naturally been waiting in front of the screen to watch Wu Mu’s new show. Han Yan was very curious, "Is Wu Gou's game really a big hit overseas?" This matter can be said to be a hot topic recently among people who follow Wu Mu’s news. They know that Wu Mu can make games, and this has become a label for Wu Mu now. But making a game that sells millions of copies? I can only say that no matter how daring a Wu Mu fan is, he wouldn't dare to think about such a thing. Zhang Li didn’t dare to think about it. However, "It should be true." She said hesitantly. All the news and videos on the Internet are real. She has seen them all. In the videos of game up-loaders on Bilibili who went to the Paris Game Show, Wu Mu's booth was indeed extremely popular, with the queues taking up half of the venue. Not to mention that someone has edited a collection of live broadcasts boasting about gaming hosts on the outside world. There are dozens of well-known hosts on the outside world, big and small, all of whom are optimistic and expectant. Those things can't be fake. Well, this video is very popular on Bilibili, with seven or eight million views. Many people, many game players learned about Wu Mu Games from this video. Then I was immediately interested. Although it may sound a bit culturally insecure, in the minds of the public, it is more satisfying to hear foreigners praise us compared to Chinese people. You will know whether it is true or not after watching the show. (End of this chapter)