After finishing his drink, Wang Yi took a couple of bites of food and asked Wang Yaoxue, "How many followers do you have on TikTok now?"
"More than 1.5 million."
"Not bad. You're already a pretty big influencer."
Wang Yaoxue frowned slightly. "You've helped me build up this account, but now I'm short on content. Just selling fruit won't keep people around. I'm not a woman—I can't just wiggle my waist and shake my butt to get tons of views."
Wang Yi nodded. "While I'm staying at home these next two months, I'll drop by your livestream a few more times and do my best to draw in more viewers and traffic. As for the content, you'll have to put more thought into that yourself. Otherwise, once I leave, your viewership will drop, and without any content, your account might die off pretty quickly."
Wang Yaoxue nodded. "Actually, I've got an idea. I want to become a travel blogger. During apple season, I'll come back to the village and help everyone sell their apples. When there aren't any apples, I'll travel, film videos, livestream, and promote some local specialties from our town, like dried persimmons and winter jujubes."
Wang Yi nodded. "I don't know much about that sort of thing, but if you need professionals, I can help you find a few. They can help you plan your content and teach you how to showcase the selling points of your videos."
But Wang Yaoxue shook his head. "No. If I did that, there'd be nothing distinctive about it. It'd be too ordinary."
As he spoke, he raised his glass and clinked it against Wang Yi's. They drained their drinks in one go.
Wang Yi tipped his chin at him, signaling for him to continue.
Wang Yaoxue took a bite of