Five Million Followers!

"This was definitely done by a top-notch special effects studio. You can't see any trace of special effects at all. It's incredibly realistic, just like it was filmed with live ammunition!"

"I wish there was a car like that, it would be so cool!"

"Not only is its bulletproof capability unmatched, but its off-road capability is also so strong. It can traverse the wilderness as if it were flat ground, leaving military off-road vehicles far behind."

"I've shaken it off! Cool!"

"Another car is coming!"

"Holy crap! This car is so fast! It's definitely a top-of-the-line supercar!"

"Wow, that black SUV is going so fast! Are you sure it's an SUV?"

"What's sticking out of the car window? Damn! A grenade launcher!"

"Black SUVs are dead!"

"Waiting to watch the fireworks!"

"Am I seeing things?"

"This is a tank, identification complete!"

"This is a sports car, authentication complete!"

"This is a Transformers, identification complete!"

When the commercial ended, people watched as the "Knight" who had crashed into the supercar sped away down the straight road, their eyes wide with anticipation for the mystery to be revealed. They wondered which movie the trailer was for, as it was so exciting and they would definitely go to the cinema to see it when it was released!

However, the screen eventually went dark, turning completely black. Instead of the expected movie title, a silver shield-shaped logo appeared on the screen, with a black Nine-Headed Dragon engraved in the center. The entire logo gave people a sense of ancient vicissitudes, yet also revealed a majestic aura.

The logo of S.H.I.E.L.D. Auto Company is Chen Mo improvement on the shield-shaped noble emblem with a Nine-Headed Dragon engraved on the front of the longsword he used in the Underworld, except that the Knight Sword in the middle has been removed.

Accompanied by a sound that was both like the roar of an engine and the roar of a dragon, deep, powerful, and long-lasting, two lines of English appeared below the logo.

"S.H.I.E.L.D.."

"Knight?"

"Is this the name of a movie? Why does this feel like a car commercial to me?"

"This was originally an advertisement. Didn't anyone realize that the super off-road vehicle was the 'Knight'?"

"This is actually an advertisement? When did such a super powerful off-road vehicle appear?"

"S.H.I.E.L.D. Auto? Never heard of it, but this car looks really impressive!"

"Is this real? The special effects are way too exaggerated!"

"Did you notice the small print in the corner of the screen? This film was shot on location without any technical processing. In other words, there are no special effects! This is fucking real!"

"This car is incredible!"

"I still think it's like a movie. How could a real car be that powerful? You think you can fool me? No way!"

As the campaign unfolded, people saw advertisements for S.H.I.E.L.D. "Knight" everywhere, whether they were watching TV, browsing videos online, or even just walking down the street.

Initially, many people who had never heard of "The Knight" suspected that it was a movie deliberately creating hype. However, as the overwhelming advertisements came, people couldn't help but wonder which movie would spend so much money on promotion. With such a massive campaign, it would definitely lose money at the box office if it didn't reach billions!

Moreover, the advertisements bombard them through various channels, so they will see them frequently no matter what, and the advertisements themselves are very engaging, so they will not get tired of them.

After watching it many times, I gradually noticed the problem and increasingly felt that it might really be a car advertisement.

As the advertisement was promoted, several videos that Chen Mo had posted on Twitter also went viral again. Many people confirmed the authenticity of the "Knight" through these videos, and the number of views on the videos skyrocketed.

Although Chen Mo only showed his back throughout the entire process, his superb driving skills and calm and composed response to danger still won him many fans, and the number of followers on his Twitter account also increased sharply.

After the previous manor attack and the continued spread of several videos, Chen Mo already had more than three million Twitter, making him a minor internet celebrity. Although no one knew his exact age or appearance, people only knew that he was the owner of S.H.I.E.L.D. Auto Company, a mysterious and extraordinary billionaire.

Moreover, unlike the last manor attack, where news reports were mainly in the Los Angeles area and the impact was primarily local, this time, the "Knight" advertisements were rolled out nationwide, resulting in a nationwide impact. Therefore, Chen Mo's fan base grew even more rapidly this time!

In just a few days, Chen Mo's Twitter followers quickly surpassed five million, reaching the level of a third-tier celebrity, and are still increasing rapidly.

Unwittingly, Chen Mo became popular without ever making an appearance, thanks to the Knight's promotional efforts.

However, the most popular thing is the protagonist of this promotion, the "Knight," and this time it's not just in Los Angeles, but throughout the entire United States!

Many people who had never heard of it before learned about the existence of "Knight" under this overwhelming advertising campaign and clearly understood its unparalleled strength.

In particular, the advertisement's special mention of "real-life shooting" and the one-shot footage further demonstrates that the advertisement was not processed with special effects, but was 100% filmed on location, showcasing the "Knight's " most authentic performance.

Although most people simply cannot afford the five million dollar luxury car priced by Chen Mo, this Blackheart "profiteer," the unparalleled and powerful performance that is truly shown in the advertisement, surpassing all other top luxury cars, still makes many people with purchasing power very excited, and they can't wait to go online to place orders.

However, when they learned that the "Knight" orders were already booked for more than half a year, they were all very anxious, but they had no choice but to patiently wait in line.

Fortunately, after making a reservation, you can take a test drive. As the advertising gradually picks up, the Los Angeles "Knight" test drive experience center, which had finally returned to normal after the last wave of hype, is once again packed with people.

Amidst the media frenzy surrounding the "Knight '" heroic figure, half a month quickly passed.

Orders for "Knight" have skyrocketed, with many wealthy individuals, royalty, and even warlords and politicians from war-torn regions placing orders. After all, compared to "Knight's" powerful performance and robust security capabilities, the price of five million US dollars is not considered high.

With the latest orders already booked a year in advance, and although advertising has only just begun, which should be the time when orders are growing the fastest, the increase in new orders has gradually slowed down.