Wen Xishu's audience was indeed furious.
Their anticipation was absurdly high.
Readers immersed in a story were willing to enter it-provided, of course, that it was a satisfying power fantasy, a sweet romance, a healing story, a heartwarming tale...
As for tragic stories, horror stories, and apocalypse stories, that was harder to say.
Wen Xishu's approach prompted the other three to think.
But Wen Xishu no longer cared about the stories of those who followed him.
Lecturer Man described how he used women to get a group of people to make money for him, brainwashing the women and making them harm their own relatives by buying low-quality products at inflated prices.
Serial Killer described how he trapped and killed a group of people, burying them in concrete to make human foundation pillars.
During that process, he made each person please him, which was rather close to the format of the Storytelling Club.
Brat's method, on the other hand, was similar to Wen Xishu's.
Brat told several stories in one go within three minutes.
It had to be said that quite a few audience members still wanted to see Brat punished.
Brat already showed championship potential, with an anticipation score of 280.
But Serial Killer and Lecturer Man were both only a little over a hundred.
By this round, there was no one left to take last place for them.
Lecturer Man had 114, and Serial Killer had 111.
Lecturer Man had a slight edge because people hated pyramid schemes, hated cases where a brainwashed relative frantically promoted them to the family.
But in the incident phase, Serial Killer was clearly confident that he could turn things around.
Yet Serial Killer also knew that in the next round, his story would struggle to surpass a certain person's.
And so this round